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Self Assessment Tax Return Help
leighleigh5
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Hello,
I'm due to submit my self assessment tax return online, only thing is I have never done it before. I had a friend that did mine previously, but he is unable to help me this time. My outgoings and incomings have stayed the same but my wages in my other job from a PLC company (already registered with tax) has gone up. I want to see what my final payment to the HMRC will be, is there a way of checking this before submitting my return? and can I amend it if the final bill doesnt look right? It should be the same as last year (more or less) but if I have done the return incorrectly then I will need to see where I have gone wrong. Is there a tax return calculator that I can use?
Thanks in advance
I'm due to submit my self assessment tax return online, only thing is I have never done it before. I had a friend that did mine previously, but he is unable to help me this time. My outgoings and incomings have stayed the same but my wages in my other job from a PLC company (already registered with tax) has gone up. I want to see what my final payment to the HMRC will be, is there a way of checking this before submitting my return? and can I amend it if the final bill doesnt look right? It should be the same as last year (more or less) but if I have done the return incorrectly then I will need to see where I have gone wrong. Is there a tax return calculator that I can use?
Thanks in advance
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