Overview

A Step-by-Step Illustrated Guide

This brand new guide takes the stress out of completing your self-assessment tax return.

It's essential reading for those who have to complete a tax return by January 31st 2007.

The author takes a 'guinea pig' taxpayer and page by page shows you how the tax return is completed.

Written in plain-English the guide is illustrated throughout with completed pages from a real tax return.

It also contains pictures of all the source documents used (P60s etc) and shows how this information is transferred onto your tax return.

What Information is Contained in the Guide

The example taxpayer used throughout the book:

• Has a full-time job, earning a salary and other employee benefits,
• Has a buy-to-let property,
• Has a small sole trader business,
• Earns some interest and dividend income,
• Makes private pension contributions, and
• Gives some money to charity.

If some or all of this sounds like you then How to Complete Your Tax Return is a must read.

If you own buy-to-let property or are self employed you will find the sections on completing the Land & Property pages of the tax return and the Self-Employment pages particularly useful.

The guide also contains useful advice and tips throughout, including:

• How to increase your chances of getting a tax refund.
• How to estimate your tax bill and avoid paying too little or too much tax.
• How to avoid fines and other penalties.
• How to obtain information, forms and help from the Inland Revenue website.
• How to deal with the taxman.

Ordering Information

• We use Worldpay's renowned secure payment server to process payments. Worldpay is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group.
• All customers will receive a complimentary electronic copy of our comprehensive tax guide 'How to Save Tax 2010/2011' - worth £19.95.
• You will have the option at checkout of receiving a free electronic copy to read immediately. Click here to find out more

Printed Guide - £24.95

You can also order by telephone on 0845 111 0743 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
(Please quote reference: James Smith, Chartered Accountant)