File Partnership Self-Assessment to HMRC online within our secure platform
The SA800 is the partnership tax return required by Limited Liability Partnerships as a record of an LLP company’s income and expenses for the previous accounting period. While it is not used to calculate the amount of tax due, the SA800 serves as an official declaration of company profits and losses, and as a point of reference for individual partners when working out their tax liability.
Although SA stands for Self-Assessment, the SA800 applies to the partnership as a whole, referred to as a partnership self-assessment. Also note that the SA800 form is completed by 1 nominated partner, who is responsible for registeringthe partnership for self-assessment and submitting partnership tax returns by the due date.
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Create an account with us and find your LLP using our QuickStart menu
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Enter your end of year trading figures and individual partner details
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Fill in supplementary pages as required to cover additional income
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Review CT600 Computations and IXBRL Accounts
The nominated partner must file partnership returns for:
Easily meet your company compliance needs with all additional trading and supplementary pages included on our platform. The SA800 tax return may require the nominated partner to fill in supplementary trading pages if the partnership generates income from more than one profession or trade, or for additional income as follows:
Important
If the partnership has multiple income streams there is a ‘full’ version of the SA800 available on the platform, which integrates supplementary additional revenue for up to 6 partners
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