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terriwardell


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I have just set up my own business and am wondering what is an average price to charge for completing tax returns.

many thanks

Terri

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Dustin57


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I charge £125 per tax return. If a client has more than one property they let out I charge an additional £70 per property.

Dustin

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Dustin your rates seem very resonable. I currently charge a flat fee of £200 for a basic one. Any return with CGT or IHT implications get passed on to a local accountant thoughbiggrin


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Dustin,

I take it you are talking about landlords for your self-assements, rather than seperate businesses.

Richard

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Dustin57


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Hi Richard

Yes I include one rental calculation in the initial cost of £125, and it's then an additional £70 for each property the landlord rents out.

Dustin

-- Edited by Dustin57 at 18:54, 2008-07-31

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Yes! Great self assessment tax returns this topic. you nice work tax is firstly paid because tax add day by day so many difficult pay time.. Good confusesuggestion 



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£50 for a basic tax return ie including self employment income (which i charge minimum of £200 for the accounts) or employment, some bank interest and some dividends.  Anything extra eg capital gains, foreign income, propoerty income is assessed on a case by case basis.

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