Hi all
Quick question - I'm going self employed as an Electrician's mate as from the start of November. For this purpose, I'm looking to get rid of my car and buy a van.
Does anyone know whether I need to wait till I am actually registered as self employed before i buy the van, in order to be...
I have injured my back and I feel it is only going to get worse over the years. My plan is to get a lad to help out 2 days a week.
I'll be putting it through the books, but I was wondering if it is very straight forward when you are filling out your tax return. I have simple accounts as I am a...
Do you have to pay tax on money received from weighing in copper from household cable, Swa etc? I guess you do as we have to pay tax on everything we do nowadays, I am just getting more and more jobs with loads of tat and need to weigh it in soon so just making sure I am doing my books right.
I have just started paying into a private pension. I pay in £500 p/month, the government tops it up by £125, which relates to the tax.
Every year I fill out my tax return. I am self employed and am a sole trader, so the tax return is fairly straight forward. However, I always put 'zero' where...
If you got a paye job in dublin and they offering 65,000 a year, 39hrs pw. From what I read you pay 20% on first 40,000 and 40% on the remainder..
Is this true Nicebutdim?
Saw this post from Business For Scotland (a pro indy business website) and I thought it was bonkers at first look.
https://www.businessforscotland.com/its-time-for-annual-ground-floor-and-roof-rent/
Once I read through it I noticed that someone on £26,500 a year would be £17k better off than...
Hello everyone I have just had my napit assessment today and passed with flying colors I work as a maintenance spark full time but am going to do some installation work in my spare time as I have a lot of rest days, I am from an installation background originally. I was wondering if anyone could...
Are any other sparks on here feeling fed up after having to part with January 31st tax bill?:mad:
To add insult to injury I have also had to pay the accountants bill and the wholesalers bills.
To top if all off,most of my jobs are ongoing so haven't received any money for a couple of weeks.
The...
The latest update which is easy to understand ......
BBC Radio 4 - Money Box, Money Box Live: Making Tax Digital - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0000sx2
So if you are VAT registered - this affects YOU
i started working for an agency for 3 months, i have about 700 worth of expenses to claim , i am now in full time employment so wondering how i claim this back?
Also looking to start doing work out of my full time hours to build up a business, how do i go self employed whilst still in...
Hi All,
Just wondering if someone could give some insight, I've recently become self-employed and registered with CIS and sent my first invoice to a contractor that i am sub-contracting for.
I understand that working as a sub-contractor I will have 20% tax taken from the total I sent but I...
I was listening to BBC's Money Box yesterday and it sounds as if this will catch the self employed in FY2018
Tax simplification. It's complicated, Money Box - BBC Radio 4 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08byfhs
its the first 10 minutes you need to listen to..
So we are going to have to...
I've got a bee in my bonnet about tax credits - they are handed out to millions on the basis of the number of hours you work, the number of kids you have and your income......
.... but they are not means tested, so in the case of an absent parent paying maintenance, this is not included in the...
Hi iv just got my self a apprentiship with a company and im self employed iv worked my first month on emergency tax and was charged 30% insted of 20% i now have my utr number and will hand into my employer
Im only 16 so new to this stuff my utr number was under the CIS ( construction industry...
I am going back to being self employed next year April/May (got 16th edition so will do 17th). I am aware what I can claim tax relief on, but my question is: This current tax year I will have paid 40% tax on my earnings, so in order to claim 40% tax back on what I spend on the business, will I...
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