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SB freelance work for the U.S advice please

I have been contacted by a company in the U.S to do some design work

I am registered with the I.R as I have a small business working from home.
How do I declare any money made from this work for the U.S? Do I need to tell the I.R. that it is different work to my registered business, do I need to register it as a new business?

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  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,845 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    My understanding is that you should record it and declare it just as if it was paid from within the UK.

    You really really don't want to get involved if you'd have to declare it for US income tax purposes, but I'm fairly sure you wouldn't.

    And I'm quite sure someone will now come along and correct me if I'm wrong on the first point.
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