Second income query
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Curlyfagg
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Hi,
I work full time and earn £27k. I also do a bit of mystery shopping and have attended some research panels to get some extra cash. It's only about £30-50 per month but is mainly paid into my bank account. Do I have to pay tax on these amounts? Each assignment I do earns me on averaged £10 and I do 3-5 per month.
Any advice would be great. The mystery shopping companies do not take responsibility and I don't want to be caught out!!
Thanks.
I work full time and earn £27k. I also do a bit of mystery shopping and have attended some research panels to get some extra cash. It's only about £30-50 per month but is mainly paid into my bank account. Do I have to pay tax on these amounts? Each assignment I do earns me on averaged £10 and I do 3-5 per month.
Any advice would be great. The mystery shopping companies do not take responsibility and I don't want to be caught out!!
Thanks.
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Yep you need to declare this income for tax ... most mystery shopping sites will tell you this in the FAQs
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