Lasting Power of Attorney Reduced Fee

Hello all, I was wondering if someone could help me please- I'm probably being a bit dense but I don't want to muck up my LPA application as they seem quite hot on making you re-do it and pay again!  

I've filled in my LPA forms and as I earn under £12k a year I can apply for a reduced fee. However, the guidance says the evidence of a 'recent tax return' must 'be from, or cover, the current tax year'. As a self-employed person I have filed my tax return for last year (22/23), the current tax year is 23/24, but I won't be able to file a tax return until the tax year is over because I won't know what my earnings will be. So how can you send them a tax return from the current tax year if the tax year isn't over yet? And by the time it is over, it'll no longer be the current tax year!  I only have the option to send this type of evidence btw.

As I said, I'm probably being thick but I really don't want to mess it up. Thanks so much to anyone who can give a definitive answer!

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