Your Self Assessment, done right.
We guide you through every step - pulling your income data from HMRC, asking only what's relevant, and calculating everything precisely. Accurate, straightforward, and £49 a year.
How it works
We ask only what's relevant
Answer a short set of guided questions about your situation. No jargon, no irrelevant pages. We adapt to your income sources so nothing gets missed.
Every figure calculated precisely
Every allowance, relief, and tax band applied automatically. Your figures shown clearly in plain English - so you understand exactly where you stand.
Review everything, then file
See a complete summary of your return before anything is sent to HMRC. Once you're confident it's right, file directly with one click.
What's covered
Handles the most common Self Assessment situations accurately.
Not sure if your situation is covered? We'll tell you upfront before you spend any time filling things in.
Pricing
Everything included. No add-ons. No surprises.
- Submit as many times as you need
- Files directly with HMRC. No printing, no posting
- HMRC data pulled in automatically, so less to type
- Your details saved for next year. No starting from scratch
- Plain-English summary before you confirm anything
- Confirmation receipt once it's filed
Put it in context
Most people spend £150–300 a year on an accountant for Self Assessment. Not because it's complicated - but because they assume an accountant knows their personal income and will make sure everything is right.
The truth is, an accountant only knows what you tell them. ReturnSorted goes further - pulling the income data HMRC already holds on you and combining it with what you provide, so nothing gets missed. A more complete picture, with a full summary to review before anything is filed.
At £49, you get accuracy without the accountant's bill. Your details carry over each year, so it gets faster every time.
Get your return right this year.
Guided, accurate, and filed directly with HMRC. Start now and save your progress as you go.
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