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Just gone self employed
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How long do I have to inform revenue and customs.
I have been told three months.Is this correct?
Thanks in advance Simon
I have been told three months.Is this correct?
Thanks in advance Simon
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I think i'm right in thinking you don't actually pay any tax until you hit £5000 turnover. So there's no benefit to waiting.0
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There is no benefit in waiting ever as you give the date you started to them and all the taxes are then back dated to that date. The only one that is really time based in Class 2 National Insurance which is a flat £2.50 a week0
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£5,000 turnover where did that come from? I have £25,000 plus in turnover and still dont pay tax. It's profit which is important. My profit is under £7,000 per year so no tax is due.RogerBabyspoon wrote: »I think i'm right in thinking you don't actually pay any tax until you hit £5000 turnover. So there's no benefit to waiting.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Somewhere around that figure is where you can ask for a Small Earnings Exemption Certificate so you don't pay the self employed NI contributions.RogerBabyspoon wrote: »I think i'm right in thinking you don't actually pay any tax until you hit £5000 turnover. So there's no benefit to waiting.
Which may or may not be worth paying if you can get the exemption.InsideInsurance wrote: »There is no benefit in waiting ever as you give the date you started to them and all the taxes are then back dated to that date. The only one that is really time based in Class 2 National Insurance which is a flat £2.50 a week
Correct.£5,000 turnover where did that come from? I have £25,000 plus in turnover and still dont pay tax. It's profit which is important. My profit is under £7,000 per year so no tax is due.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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