Tax filed by a chartered accountant.One fixed price, shown up front.
CIS refunds for construction subcontractors. Making Tax Digital for landlords. Holiday-pay checks for employers. Every fee is on the page, refunds are paid to you, and the person who files it is named.
£249
CIS refund, paid when you approve the return. Two refund firms' own sites show £354 flat and 36% of the refund (1 November 2026).
6 April 2027
When landlords and sole traders with over £30,000 of income must start quarterly digital filing.
12%
What £249 is of a £2,000 refund. A percentage firm at 36% takes £720 of the same refund.
Three jobs, three prices
Pick the one that is yours. Each page shows the full price list and what you get for it before any form.
CIS tax refund, flat fee
Most subcontractors on 20% deductions are owed money back every year. We file the return, HMRC pays the refund to your account, and the fee is £249 whatever the refund, paid only when you have seen the figure and approved the return. From April 2027, CIS Year adds your four quarterly digital updates: £349, paid the same way.
Making Tax Digital, done for you
From 6 April 2027, landlords with over £30,000 of rent and self-employed income file four quarterly updates and a year-end. £399 a year covers all five filings for up to three properties, and the page tells you first whether you are in.
Holiday-pay exposure check
The Fair Work Agency expects to start enforcing holiday pay during 2027, reaching back to 18 December 2025. A £295 snapshot tells you your number before an inspector does. Provided by Fairmead Accountancy Ltd, the company behind this desk.
How it works
Three steps, the same for every service.
Message or send the form
Say which of the three you need. A named person replies in writing, in one thread you keep.
Send what you have
Photos of CIS statements, a rent spreadsheet, a payroll export. Over WhatsApp or email. Nothing has to be tidy.
It gets filed, and you see it
A chartered accountant prepares and files it, and you get a one-page summary of exactly what went to HMRC and when.
Why the price is fixed
Refund firms that take a percentage are paid more when your refund is bigger, which is a reason to pad the expenses. The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group says so in its guidance on refund agents. A fixed fee removes the incentive, and a named chartered accountant removes the anonymity.
The Advertising Standards Authority has an enforcement notice on how tax-refund firms may advertise. The rule we work to is simpler than the notice: every fee on the page, nothing sold as free that leads to a contract, and the refund goes to you.
What you get, every time
- A fee agreed in writing before any work starts.
- One named chartered accountant, start to finish.
- A one-page summary of what was filed and when.
- Refunds paid by HMRC to your own account.
- No renewal, no subscription you did not ask for.
Common questions
Who does the work?
Patrick Roper, an ICAEW chartered accountant. His name and membership number are on every engagement letter. There is no sales team and no hand-off.
Where does a refund go?
To your own bank account, from HMRC. We never take an assignment of a refund and we do not hold client money. Since 2023 HMRC will not pay refunds to agents under an assignment anyway, so be wary of anyone who asks for one.
Are there any fees that are not on this site?
No. Every fee is listed on the prices page before you give us a single detail. No percentage of your refund, no fee for a faster refund, no renewal that you did not ask for.
Is this an HMRC service?
No. Tax Filed For You is an independent firm. HMRC has its own free online services, and if your affairs are simple enough to use them you will be told so.
Tell us which one is yours
A CIS refund, a landlord's quarterly filing, or an employer's holiday-pay check. One message and you hear back from Patrick within a working day.