What has prompted your tax question?
Your question may start with a letter, a new source of income or a decision about an asset. Tell us what has changed and the dates involved. We can then identify whether the immediate need is a return or a separate planning discussion.
Returns and missed filings
Stour Business Partners prepares and files personal tax returns and offers personal tax planning. The return pages distinguish general Self Assessment, sole trader income and missed filings so you can find the information relevant to your situation.
Income from property
Receiving rent and disposing of a property raise different questions. Ownership, use and timing matter. The property pages explain the records to gather without assuming every landlord or property transaction has the same tax treatment.
Tax on larger decisions
A planned gift or investment disposal may need consideration before it happens. Bring the facts and the proposed timing to a consultation. Planning is most useful when it can inform a decision rather than simply explain it afterwards.
Your questions, answered.
Is this for sole traders as well as employees?
Yes. Personal tax work can include self-employment and other sources of income. Tell us about the whole picture.
Do I need a separate page for rental income?
Rental information may be part of a personal return, but the property page explains the particular records and questions involved.
What if I have several tax issues?
Describe them together initially so the connections can be considered rather than treating each in isolation.