Would an employer know if you are registered as self employed and doing private work? Through your tax codes etc? Would my p60 that my employer sends me include the income from being self employed also? Or would it be separate?
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The 2 income streams are 100% separate until you get to your tax return. If you are a spark and are planning on sparking on the side do TELL your employer or you could get an instant dismissal.
How so?
If your own work Is done in your own time how is it anything to do with him?
How so?
If your own work Is done in your own time how is it anything to do with him?
How so?
If your own work Is done in your own time how is it anything to do with him?
Read your contract of employment. If you haven't got one, ask for one. Then you will know.
Plus if you are doing Part P stuff how are you going to register it? Join a scheme? DO you have your own tester as the scheme WILL want to see the calibration cert for your MFT in your name, plus your PL ins etc.
I havent got any form of contract with boss, all paperwork is through jtl who are running my training
I have never received any paperwork from my employer since I started working for him. Just a p60 that I requested from his accountant
So do you have a contract with JTL? I'm confused.
Yes signed contract with jtl to supply training and havent done any others
What does that say?
It's quite often in your terms and conditions to notify or it restricts you from working S/E
Your employer may see you as competition as you may be canvassing for work whilst in their employment.
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