Crunch time just got more exciting!
We know Tax Year End (TYE) can be a whirlwind, so we're adding a little fun to the mix. Join our TYE survival kit competition for a chance to win a kit for your team - because you deserve a reward for all your hard work!
How do I enter?
It's easy - just take your best guess at our competition question.
You scored us a dazzling 4.8/5 stars for our super speedy live chat service - but here's the challenge... How many live chats did our dedicated Client Services team power through in 2024?
Enter here to take your guess!
What's in the TYE survival kit?
A bundle of goodies to keep you going and help you celebrate when you've reached the end.
- Bottle of champagne - pop, fizz, cheers - to celebrate completing TYE!
- Tony's chocolate bar - a sweet boost to keep you going
- Coffee voucher - because caffeine = survival. Enjoy a drink on us!
- Face mask - take a moment to relax and recharge
- Pen & notepad - for those brilliant ideas (or just doodle, no judgement)
Here's a sneak peek at the TYE winner kits...
Stay on track
The final countdown is on! Friday 4th April 2025 marks the last working days of the tax year. Make sure your clients' payments are sorted in time.
Download the 2024/2025 ISA and SIPP Deadlines Guide
The HMRC website is a great source of information – visit for information on ISA subscription limits and/or pension contributions.
Need help?
Our Client Services team is here to help! So, if you have questions or need help setting up expectations, feel free to live chat with us or give us a call on 0117 204 7678.
Good luck - and may the best guess win!
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