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The partnership return reports partnership income and allocations before partner tax returns are finalised.
Profit shares, drawings and capital accounts need clear records.
LLPs also have Companies House accounts duties, which need coordinating with tax.
Rental income partnerships need careful ownership and expense records.

Practical support
A partnership return is not just one person’s tax return. The partnership figures and partner allocations need to line up before each partner reports their own share.
Taxcandid helps organise accounts, profit shares and the correct filing route so the partners are not working from different numbers.
Two or more people trade together and need accounts and SA800 support.
Family members share business or property income.
An LLP needs Companies House accounts and partner tax coordination.
The right page depends on whether you trade as a normal partnership, LLP, family partnership or property partnership.
SA800 is the Partnership Tax Return used to report partnership income and allocations.
Usually yes. The partnership return and individual partner returns need to be consistent.
Start with the LLP page because LLPs also have company-style accounts filing responsibilities.
Use the quote generator for routine work or contact Taxcandid first if the situation is sensitive, urgent or unclear.