Why use Self Assessment?

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HMRC-recognised Self Assessment software

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Helpful advice and guidance present, in easy to complete forms

Making Self Assessment Easier

AbraTax offers free HMRC-recognised, cloud-based tax software for your personal Self Assessment. Our platform supports users who need to report their employment (form SA102), ministers of religion (form SA102M), and self-employment in both short and full versions (forms SA103S & SA103F). It also accommodates Lloyd’s underwriters (form SA103L), partnership income (forms SA104S & SA104F), property income (form SA105), foreign income (form SA106), trust income (form SA107), capital gains (form SA108), non-residence and domicile (form SA109), and tax calculations (form SA110). Additionally, it covers other incomes in the main tax return form (SA100), such as dividends and interest. Our system is simple and easy to use, with no cost.

Benefits of our Self Assessment Software

No cost

Our software is completely free to use.

Secure & cloud based

Access from anywhere and using any device

Easy and straightforward to use

Helpful guidance present in forms throughout.

Live form checks

Our systems validate input minimising the chance of errors on your personal tax return.

Multiple returns

Submit returns to different people such as family members in one place.

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How It Works

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Register for an account.

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Complete your personal information.

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Tell us about your income circumstances.

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Allow our systems to automatically calculate the tax due.

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Submit your return.

FAQs

Which forms do you support?

We support a comprehensive range of tax forms to cater to various needs and financial situations. Here is an expanded list of all the forms we support:
  • Main Tax Return (SA100): This is the primary tax return form used by individuals to report their income, gains, and other relevant financial details to HMRC.
  • Additional Information (SA101): This form is used to provide extra details that do not fit into the main SA100 form, ensuring all necessary information is disclosed.
  • Employment (SA102): Specifically for employed individuals, this form captures income and expenses related to employment.
  • Ministers of Religion (SA102M): Designed for ministers of religion, this form addresses the unique aspects of their income and expenses.
  • Self-Employment Short (SA103S): For those with simpler self-employment affairs, this short form provides a streamlined process for reporting self-employed income and expenses.
  • Self-Employment Full (SA103F): This form is for individuals with more complex self-employment situations, requiring detailed reporting of income and expenses.
  • Lloyd's Underwriters (SA103L): Tailored for members of Lloyd’s of London, this form covers the specifics of underwriting income and associated financial activities.
  • Partnership Short (SA104S): Used by partners in a partnership, this short form simplifies the reporting of partnership income and expenses.
  • Partnership Full (SA104F): For partners needing to report more detailed information, this full form covers all necessary partnership-related financial details.
  • Property Income (SA105): This form is for individuals who receive income from property, allowing them to report rental income and associated expenses.
  • Foreign Income (SA106): Used to report income from overseas, this form ensures that all foreign income is disclosed to HMRC.
  • Trusts (SA107): This form is for beneficiaries or settlors of trusts, allowing them to report income and other relevant details related to trusts.
  • Capital Gains (SA108): Individuals who have sold or disposed of assets need to use this form to report capital gains and calculate any tax due.
  • Non-Residence and Domicile (SA109): For individuals who are non-resident or have a domicile status affecting their tax obligations, this form provides the necessary details to HMRC.
  • Tax Calculations (SA110): This form helps in calculating the total tax due, taking into account all sources of income, deductions, and reliefs.

Why can’t I see my tax return on the HMRC portal yet?

The HMRC systems take 2–3 days to process returns and display them on your account with them.

Why are you free?

We have recently launched in beta and are seeking as much feedback as possible. While there may still be a few quirks, our service is continuously becoming more streamlined and user-friendly. This improvement process relies heavily on feedback from users like you. So far, it's been working great! To encourage more usage and accelerate our progress, we are offering the service for free at this stage.

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