Can anybody recommend a tax return software? on Yedda

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mrknowledge

I am also self employed and struggle with self assessment every year! A friend of mine reccomended a new

self assessment software which helps tracking income and expenditure. It is quite a new site but they give you a 1 month free trial so might be worth taking a look. Their site can be found at http://www.samstax.co.uk

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