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Q1 2026–27 covers 6 April to 5 July 2026·Submit by 7 August 2026 (15 days)·Add to calendar

Example

A year-end tax return in flonancial

After your four quarterly updates, you finalise the year once. flonancial brings all your income together, shows you HMRC's own calculation, and you submit your tax return. Here's what that looks like for a few example people. The supported year-end return is built into flonancial, free, and ready for the first MTD year-end.

J

Jordan

Mobile mechanic, sole trader. Self-employment is his only income.

Self-employment (sole trader)

Income by source

Self-employment profit
£29,500.00
Total income
£29,500.00
Taxable income
£16,930.00
Income tax due
£3,386.00
Class 2 NIC
£0.00
Class 4 NIC
£1,015.80
Total to pay£4,401.80
S

Sam

Freelance designer with some savings interest and a few UK dividends.

Self-employment (sole trader)UK savings interestUK dividends

Income by source

Self-employment profit
£38,000.00
UK savings interest
£350.00
UK dividends
£1,200.00
Total income
£39,550.00
Taxable income
£26,980.00
Income tax due
£5,147.25
Class 2 NIC
£0.00
Class 4 NIC
£1,525.80
Total to pay£6,673.05
M

Maria

Landlord with one rental, plus savings interest and dividends. No self-employment.

UK property incomeUK savings interestUK dividends

Income by source

UK property profit
£22,800.00
UK savings interest
£680.00
UK dividends
£900.00
Total income
£24,380.00
Taxable income
£11,810.00
Income tax due
£2,081.00
Class 2 NIC
£0.00
Class 4 NIC
£0.00
Total to pay£2,081.00

Example figures only, to show how the screen looks. Your own tax is calculated by HMRC from your actual income for the year.

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