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mystery shopping
monday_blues
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i've just started doing some mystery shopping work and its great, not hard to do, and can fit in with my lifestyle. Do I really need to pay tax on these earnings, and because it is only ad hoc work, how do I go about it. How much out of £10 assignment earning should I be setting aside.
Dont want to get into trouble later, but dont want to pay it either :rolleyes:
your comments are most appreciated.
Dont want to get into trouble later, but dont want to pay it either :rolleyes:
your comments are most appreciated.
LBM Aug 08. £35,000:eek: Snowball DFW 05/2014
A payment a day (from 7th Aug). Vertbaudet £64.38 14/8 paid off in full BAL ZERO:j
Next debt to tackle - M&S CC - £553.62 20/8 pd £13.29 Now £540.33
A payment a day (from 7th Aug). Vertbaudet £64.38 14/8 paid off in full BAL ZERO:j
Next debt to tackle - M&S CC - £553.62 20/8 pd £13.29 Now £540.33
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if you get yourself over to the dedicated mystery shopping thread (on upping your income forum) they explain not only why, but also how to register as self-employed.
One of them is an accountant and will help you if you pm him.
And apparently you need to do it before you start
good luck. 0
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