self-assessment

British  

noun

1. an evaluation of one's own abilities and failings

2. finance a system to enable taxpayers to assess their own tax liabilities

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Example Sentences

Ms Register warns that anyone who made crypto gains in the 2024-25 financial year may have to file a tax return before 31 January, through a new dedicated section in the self-assessment form.

From BBC

At Apotek Hjärtat's headquarters in Stockholm, Ms Magnusson says it is too soon to decide whether the friendcare project is rolled out more widely, but the results of self-assessment surveys so far indicate higher levels of life satisfaction amongst participants on the friendcare scheme, compared to before it started.

From BBC

Herbert, however, gave a negative self-assessment — he threw an interception and lost the ball once on two fumbles.

From Los Angeles Times

Yope's chief executive and co-founder Bahram Ismailau said the start-up had not received any inquiries from Inman Grant yet but had already carried out a self-assessment and found it was not a social media platform.

From BBC

Despite this, Andrew says he was able to obtain the jabs from an online pharmacy, simply by completing a self-assessment.

From BBC