How to download my tax return

If you've already filed your tax return or want to access one that's been submitted in the past, skip to step 3.

1. Click on 'REPORT' located towards the top of the screen

2. Scroll to the bottom and click on 'Download SA100 as PDF'. This tax return is in accordance to the current tax year, therefore it'll show current live figures.

3. To view the tax return figures submitted to HMRC, click on 'SETTINGS' located at the top right hand side region of the screen

4. Click on 'Submission history' and you'll be able to download any tax returns which you have filed previously to HMRC (through GoSimpleTax)

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