Self Assessment • Mid Sussex

Tax Return Accountants in Haywards Heath

Fixed-fee Self Assessment for directors, landlords, and the self-employed. Fast turnarounds, accurate calculations, and proactive tax-saving advice—right here in Haywards Heath.

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  • Directors: salary, dividends and benefits reviewed
  • Landlords: mortgage interest rules, allowable costs, CGT help
  • Self-employed: clean accounts & legitimate deductions
  • Late returns: pragmatic penalty/interest mitigation
  • CIS refunds: fast reclaim with tidy records

Serving Haywards Heath, Cuckfield, Lindfield, Burgess Hill, and across West Sussex.

What you’ll get

Fixed, transparent fees

No surprises. Clear scope for your situation, with options for directors, landlords and sole traders.

HMRC-ready compliance

We file to deadline, check allowances/reliefs, and explain your position in plain English.

Tax-saving advice

From pension planning and gift aid to property and dividend strategy, we identify tax-planning opportunities that may be relevant to your circumstances.

Fast onboarding

Secure document upload, digital ID checks, and e-sign—so your return is turned around quickly.

Who we help

Company Directors

Efficient salary/dividend mix, benefits (P11D), reliefs and payments on account planned ahead.

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Landlords

Rental accounts, finance cost relief, repairs vs improvements, loss relief and CGT planning.

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Self-Employed

Simple, accurate returns with a review of allowable expenses. VAT advised where relevant. We also provide Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax support for sole traders and landlords, with digital records and quarterly updates where required.

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Late Returns & Penalties

We sort late filings, help with appeals where appropriate, and get you back on track with HMRC.

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Self Assessment deadlines for 2025/26

Tax year 2025/26 — last reviewed 14 July 2026. This is general information, not personal tax advice.

  • 5 October 2026 — tell HMRC if you need to complete a return for 2025/26 and the circumstances in HMRC's guidance apply.
  • 31 October 2026 — deadline for most paper returns.
  • 31 January 2027 — deadline for online returns and the balancing payment.
  • 31 January and 31 July — payments on account, where applicable.

If a return or payment is late, we can explain the position and help with an appeal where appropriate; the outcome depends on the facts and HMRC's decision.

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FAQs

How much does a tax return cost?
We price by complexity. A straightforward return is a fixed fee; additions such as rental income, capital gains, multiple employments or crypto are scoped upfront.
What documents do you need?
Your UTR, National Insurance number, income sources, pensions, Gift Aid, interest and details of any capital gains. We will send a checklist for your circumstances.
Can you help if I have underpaid or overpaid?
Yes. We calculate the position, explain the available options and can prepare filing amendments where appropriate.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. Clients can use secure upload and electronic signing, with local support also available.

Ready to get your tax return done?

Book a free initial consultation or phone 01444 300981. You can also send a message.