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JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Three: December 2019
JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Three: Published December 2019
JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Two: October 2019
JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Two: Published October 2019
JT AccountS® Covid-19 Financial Support Guide
View all the financial support you can get from the UK Government here with the, JT AccountS® Covid-19 Financial Support Guide.
Self-Assessments – Why Plan Ahead?
A Self-Assessment tax return declares all your income for the tax year, including income that has already been taxed at source. If you have paid too much tax during the year you’re likely to receive a rebate. The tax year for every individual in the UK runs from 6th April to the 5th April of the following year. Please note that a Self-Assessment tax return is completely separate to a company tax return.