For mental health professionals, managing your workload while staying on top of financial obligations can feel overwhelming. However, the 31st January deadline for submitting your self-assessment tax return is non-negotiable, and missing it will result in penalties. If you earn income from self-employment, private practice, or outside of regular employment, you must submit a return for the 2023/24 tax year and pay any tax owed by this date.

The consequences of missing the deadline can be costly. To avoid these, it’s essential to plan ahead and ensure your return is filed on time. Filing early also gives you clarity on your tax bill, helping you budget and avoid any last-minute panic.

We understand that, as a mental health professional, your time is valuable. Between appointments, client care, and paperwork, dealing with HMRC requirements can add unnecessary stress. That’s where we come in. We specialise in helping professionals like you manage their tax responsibilities efficiently and accurately. From organising your financial records to submitting your return, we take the hassle out of the process, so you can focus on what matters most—supporting your clients.

Don’t leave it until the last minute. Filing now will give you peace of mind, ensure compliance, and avoid potential technical issues on HMRC’s website as the deadline nears. For further details about self-assessment, visit the official HMRC page, or contact us today.

Let us handle the paperwork so you can focus on your practice. File your tax return ahead of the 31st January deadline—we’re here to help!