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Use this tool to find out how to register for Self Assessment. You must register for Self Assessment by 5 October 2024 if you have to send a tax return and you have not sent one before.
Register for Self Assessment if you are not self-employed. Use form SA1 to register for Self Assessment for any reason other than self-employment.
Sign in and file a tax return. File your Self Assessment tax return online. Find your UTR number.
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How to register for a Self Assessment tax return. If you’ve never submitted a return before, you’ll first need to register for Self Assessment. There are different ways to register if you’re self-employed, not self-employed but need to declare income, or if you’re in a partnership.
A self-assessment tax return is an online or paper form that has to be submitted to HMRC every year by those who owe tax on income they've received. In some cases, tax is deducted automatically from your wages or pension - known as PAYE.
The process for registering for Self Assessment and filing a tax return can vary depending on your circumstances: Registering if you’re self-employed. If you already have a business tax account with HMRC, you can register by signing in to this account and adding Self Assessment to your list of services.
Registering for self-assessment for the first time: 5 October 2021. Paper tax returns: Midnight 31 October 2021. Online tax returns: Midnight 31 January 2022. Pay your tax bill: Midnight 31 January 2022.
5th October: registering for Self Assessment. If you receive income above the trading allowance, and that income isn’t taxed at source (for example, by your employer through PAYE), you’ll have to register for Self Assessment, which lets HMRC know that they can expect a tax return from you.
Check how to register for Self Assessment. If you’re new to Self Assessment, you’ll need to keep records (for example bank statements or receipts) so you can fill in your tax return...