Cash from Baking??

Bluefire

Kim_Possible wrote: »

thanks but not a patch on your creations Karen!
Bluefire-I love thoese pink butterflies on the cream giant cupcake above, are they hand made or bought?

They're handmade Kim, with a PME butterfly cutter.

karenccs67

My first attempt at a Bride & Groom, & shoe.

esmer

karenccs67 wrote: »

My first attempt at a Bride & Groom, & shoe.

Seen them on FB and love them, especially the shoe, its so delicate looking :j

karenccs67

esmer wrote: »

Seen them on FB and love them, especially the show, its so delicate looking :j

it is delicate, i broke the first one !!! lol its made from pastillage.

cvacher11

Sorry to hijack this thread, but am trying to find out how would I go about declaring my income, paying tax etc if I managed to sell any cakes?
Thought someone on here might be able to help.
Thanks in advance

Yoyosam

cvacher11 wrote: »

Sorry to hijack this thread, but am trying to find out how would I go about declaring my income, paying tax etc if I managed to sell any cakes?
Thought someone on here might be able to help.
Thanks in advance

Would this be your only income or do you have other paid employment too?

stardrops42

karenccs67 wrote: »

My first attempt at a Bride & Groom, & shoe.

They're brilliant :T I tried to make a shoe once but it just kept breaking:o Yours looks so delicate.

antsea

Hi. Haven't got time to read it all, sorry, but just made me think of one of the companies I worked at. Usually it's normal sandwich companies, but at this one place a couple of retired ladies had got the sandwich round in the office.

So they sold sandwiches and the normal things like apples, crisps, chocolate.

Maybe this could be one way to go for a moneysaver who likes baking? Get a lunch round and sell sandwiches, and your homemade brownies etc.

cvacher11

cvacher11 wrote: »

Sorry to hijack this thread, but am trying to find out how would I go about declaring my income, paying tax etc if I managed to sell any cakes?
Thought someone on here might be able to help.
Thanks in advance

at present I have a full time job as well

ladypike

cvacher11 wrote: »

at present I have a full time job as well

I Googled 'telling HMRC about becoming self-empoyed' today, you will find a link to their website.

Im also employed but had to tell them about me also becoming a self empoyed cake baker. You just need to fill in an online form with your NI number and they will contact you reference your self assessment. Hope this helps xx