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The Benefits of Filing Your Tax Return Early

For many, tax planning is a task often left until the last minute. However, preparing and filing your tax return early offers significant advantages for business owners and individuals alike.

The 2023-24 tax year ended on 5 April 2024, and while the deadline for submission and payment remains 31 January 2025, acting early can give you peace of mind and financial clarity.

Why File Early?

  1. Avoid Last-Minute Stress

    Preparing your return early gives your accountant more time to ensure accuracy and address any complex issues without the eleventh-hour rush.

  2. Financial Planning

    By calculating your tax liability sooner, you can plan ahead, ensuring you have sufficient funds set aside to meet payment deadlines. This includes:

    • Balancing payments for 2023-24 tax liabilities

    • Preparing for the first payment on account for 2024-25

    • Addressing Capital Gains Tax payments, especially for residential property sales, which may require payment within 60 days of completion.

  3. Quick Refunds

    If you’re due a refund, filing early ensures you’ll receive it sooner, giving your cash flow an immediate boost.


How We Can Help

At Culverhouse & Co., we take the stress out of tax. Our experienced team handles everything from Self-Assessment and VAT Returns to Capital Gains Tax and Corporation Tax. We don’t just crunch the numbers - we help you plan for the future and operate as tax-efficiently as possible.


Take control of your tax year today. Let us simplify your tax, so you can focus on what truly matters - your business and your life.


Get in touch with us to get started.


The article outlines a little about tax returns. It does not represent financial advice. If you would like personalised financial advice, please contact a financial adviser or accountant.

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