The main tax return for individuals to report income from work, self-employment, savings, and investments.

Used to report employment income, benefits, and tax paid. This form is required when you have employment income alongside other taxable income on your Self Assessment

For sole traders to report business income and expenses as part of your Self Assessment. Includes either the short or full version depending on your turnover.

Used to declare income from trading partnerships. Includes details of partnership profits (or losses) shared between partners.

For reporting income from UK land or property, including rental receipts and allowable expenses.

Used to declare income or gains from abroad, such as overseas earnings, dividends, and foreign tax credits.

Reports income received from trusts, settlements, or deceased estates as part of your Self Assessment.

For declaring capital gains and losses, such as those from selling investments or assets, to calculate your tax due on those gains.

Used when your residence status affects how you’re taxed in the UK or when electing to use the remittance basis for foreign income.

The full partnership tax return for UK partnerships. It reports overall profits and loss, and ties into supplementary pages like SA104.