If you are an employee claiming expenses and benefits in kind,
self-employed, a company director, Lloyd's underwriter, Minister
of Religion, partner in a business, trustee, an employee or
a pensioner paying higher rate of tax or with more complex
tax affairs, you are very likely required to complete HMRC (Inland
Revenue)
Self
Assessment tax return forms SA100, calculate taxes due
and file the returns in time. Depending on the type of income,
you may also be required to include other supplementary pages with
your tax returns, the software includes all
supplementary forms
as listed in the
features page.
Tax is taxing, unless that is you are using Andica Self Assessment
tax return software designed to simplify the preparation and
completion of tax return forms with wizard style entry forms
and tax calculations. Returns can be submitted electronically using the File
by Internet feature.
Andica Self Assessment tax returns software comes in two versions:
Andica Self Assessment Personal
A self
assessment tax return solution suitable for use by individual
taxpayers. The software helps you simplify and manage your
tax returns preparation, calculations and submission. This
edition is available for a single tax return or for preparation of up to 5 tax
returns.
Andica Self Assessment Professional
A
self-assessment tax return solution suitable for use by
accountants and tax consultants to prepare self assessment
tax returns for their clients. The software is available with
multiple tax payers returns and multi users feature.
Andica Self Assessment software is a time saving and cost
effective solution with data entry screens that replicate HMRC tax
forms therefore simplifying the process of recording tax returns
information. Based on data processed, the software will calculate
and provide a report showing total tax for the year and amount of
tax liability or refund due.
The software support HMRC online filing of Tax Returns which
should be submitted by 31st January following the end of the tax
year. If tax returns are not submitted by the
deadline, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will impose penalties
for late submission of returns.
