How do I submit my Self Assessment?
*Please note that for the time being, you will require a HMRC login in order to successfully submit your return
- Click VALIDATE MY TAX RETURN or SAVE & CONTINUE
- Select Yes or No in all the Relevant Radio Button Options, please be sure to scroll down the page so you do not miss any questions.
Enter Payment Details if not already paid.
- Select Review Calculation and Proceed
- Select Next Step:Verify I.D

- Select the County Code from the drop-down list

- Enter your Phone Number and select Send Me My Code

- Enter the code provided and Click Submit.
- You will then be asked to confirm submission, once your return has been submitted to HMRC we will display a confirmation on screen AND sen you an email to confirm submission.
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