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Courier work/tax help!
lotterywish
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hi all
thinking of starting courier work with a leading co. but on a self-employed basis, so responsible for own tax, I already work 25 hours a week on PAYE and the courier work will be additional. Should I pay 'double' tax or will it be kept separate, ie. tax as paye and then tax as self-employed
also are there any other benefits, the man was saying about claiming for phone/petrol, etc. (didn't want to appear completely clueless)!
would appreciate any views/help or experiences
thanks
thinking of starting courier work with a leading co. but on a self-employed basis, so responsible for own tax, I already work 25 hours a week on PAYE and the courier work will be additional. Should I pay 'double' tax or will it be kept separate, ie. tax as paye and then tax as self-employed
also are there any other benefits, the man was saying about claiming for phone/petrol, etc. (didn't want to appear completely clueless)!
would appreciate any views/help or experiences
thanks
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Your accountant should be the first port of call for what expenses you can offset against the self employed income.
It has been a long time since I ran my own company as well as being an employee. If I remember correctly and things havent changed your PAYE will come out/ off first and then you tax your self employed earnings from where your PAYE ones end. So if you salaried work was £20k and your self employed earnings were £10k you would just tax the £10k at normal rate as you have had your low rate/ exempt allowance catered for by PAYE but with the two combined you havent moved up into the higher rateAll posts made are simply my own opinions and are neither professional advice nor the opinions of my employers
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