Understand the tax obligation — then connect it to the person, business or transaction behind it.
Britvex supports individuals, companies, landlords and international clients across Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, VAT, Capital Gains Tax, property tax, Making Tax Digital and tax planning — with each tax route connected to the accounting records and commercial activity that create it.
Start with the tax event you are dealing with now.
The Tax hub should help a visitor route themselves quickly rather than forcing them to understand HMRC terminology before they know which service they need.
I need to file or review Self Assessment.
Rental income, untaxed income, gains, overseas income or another personal-tax reporting requirement.
Self Assessment →My limited company has a Corporation Tax obligation.
Connect annual accounts, taxable profit, Corporation Tax payment and the Company Tax Return.
Corporation Tax →I need help with VAT registration or returns.
Review VAT registration, transaction records, return preparation and ongoing compliance.
VAT →I have UK rental income.
Organise property income, expenses, finance costs, Self Assessment and MTD where applicable.
Landlord Tax →I sold or am planning to sell an asset.
Review the gain, reliefs, reporting route and any earlier property-disposal deadline.
Capital Gains Tax →I want to understand the tax before I act.
Review the tax implications of a proposed transaction, extraction, ownership or business decision before implementation.
Tax Planning →Personal → Business → Property → Transactions → Planning.
A strong tax practice does not present every tax as an isolated product. It shows where the tax comes from and how one obligation can connect naturally to another.
Income and individual reporting
Self Assessment, non-resident tax and other personal UK reporting.
Company and trading taxes
Corporation Tax, VAT and the accounting records that support them.
Rental income and ownership
Landlord tax, property records, MTD and overseas-landlord issues.
Gains and disposals
Capital Gains Tax and time-sensitive reporting when relevant assets are sold.
Tax before the decision
Understand consequences before implementing a commercial or personal transaction.
Understand → Organise → Calculate → File & Review.
Tax becomes easier to manage when the underlying facts and records are organised before the calculation and filing stage begins.
Identify the tax event and taxpayer.
Income, company profit, property activity, a disposal or a proposed transaction is mapped first.
Build the supporting record.
Accounts, property records, transaction documents and other evidence are assembled around the tax position.
Apply the relevant UK tax treatment.
Income, expenses, gains, reliefs and applicable tax rules are considered for the relevant period.
Complete the return and identify what follows.
Keep filing, payment and any connected future tax or accounting obligation visible.
One individual can have several UK tax routes in the same year.
A Self Assessment return may include employment or self-employment income, property income, investment income and gains. An overseas client may also need the UK residence and non-resident position considered separately.
Britvex connects the relevant UK items so the return reflects the individual’s wider position rather than treating each document as a separate tax problem.
The tax return should come from the accounting system — not from a separate version of the business.
Corporation Tax, VAT and other business-tax obligations depend on the records created during the year. Keeping accounting and tax connected reduces repeated reconstruction at each filing point.
Keep the tax history of the property from purchase through rental and disposal.
A landlord’s tax records should preserve rental income, qualifying costs, finance information and capital expenditure because different parts of that history can become relevant at different stages.
For overseas landlords, the UK property can remain within the UK tax system even when the owner lives abroad.
Some tax deadlines are triggered by the transaction — not by the normal annual-return cycle.
Asset disposals, particularly certain UK property transactions, can carry separate reporting requirements. The tax position should therefore be reviewed when the transaction happens rather than left until the next annual return.
Tax planning is not the same as looking backward for a lower number.
Living abroad can change the analysis without removing every UK obligation.
Overseas founders, landlords and individuals can still have UK tax or company reporting because of UK property, UK-source income, a UK company or a UK disposal.
Britvex keeps the focus on the UK-side position and distinguishes UK accounting and tax work from tax, legal or regulatory advice required in another jurisdiction.
Tax work should be documented, reviewable and connected to the records behind it.
Britvex connects onboarding, documents, accounting and tax communication through a UK practice and secure client portal.
Start with the obligation, then the deadline.
Tax deadlines and reporting rules vary by tax, taxpayer and transaction. The purpose of this hub is to route you to the right service before detailed calculations begin.
Which Britvex tax service do I need?
Start with what created the tax issue. Personal annual reporting usually begins with Self Assessment; company profit with Corporation Tax; UK rental income with Landlord Tax; disposals with Capital Gains Tax; and taxable business supplies with VAT.
Can Britvex handle both accounts and tax for my company?
Yes. Britvex can connect bookkeeping, annual accounts and Corporation Tax while keeping each obligation distinct and based on the same underlying company records.
Can one Self Assessment return include more than one type of income?
Yes. A Self Assessment return can bring together different reportable income and gains for the individual, subject to the relevant tax rules and supplementary sections.
Is VAT automatically included with bookkeeping?
No. VAT is a separate tax service, although accurate bookkeeping should provide the transaction records used for VAT reporting where the business is VAT registered.
Does living abroad mean I have no UK tax?
No. UK property, UK-source income, gains and other UK connections can remain relevant even where an individual lives outside the UK.
Can I ask for tax planning before making a transaction?
Yes. That is generally the most useful time to review the tax consequences, because the commercial options may still be open before the transaction is completed.
Can different taxes have different deadlines?
Yes. Filing and payment dates vary across Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, VAT, payroll and transaction-based reporting. A tax obligation should be checked against its own timetable.
Tell us what happened. We will identify the UK tax route that follows.
A tax return, company profit, rental property, asset sale, VAT question or proposed transaction is enough to start. Britvex can organise the records, map the reporting route and connect the tax work to the accounting behind it.