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self employed second job tax question
scottishf
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I currently work full time and want to take on a second job where I will be paying my own tax. How do I go about declaring this....do I pay 20% tax on all my earnings ? Do they bill me at the end of the financial year ? Wondering if it is really worth it ?
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You get 80% of the profit and you are asking if it's worth it?:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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You have to register as self employed and then complete a tax return each year. They calculate how much you own and it has to be paid in Jan (and June I think if big enough for 2 installments) or I think you can choose to have your tax code changed so it comes off each month through your other job. I never went for that option as the amount I made each year was always so different.0
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you will need to register as self-employed. You will be asked to fill in a tax return at end of financial year where you will need to complete an employment section (for your employment) along with details on your self-employment. Tax due will be based on your total earnings. But yes, roughly, 20% of your self-employed income will be taken in tax as your personal tax allowance is used up on your employment.
That's assuming you're not in the 40% tax band0
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