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Keeping the tax return simple?

Hi, I run a very small business from home, and its time to do my second tax return.
I found the first one ok to do, but after working out all the phone/printer/home usage etc My final total was £16!!
Not that I mind the total of course!

However, this year I was wondering if i could make it more simple for myself?
Is it possible to only give the following information...
1- total amount of my invoices
2- total amount of suppliers invoices
3- total amount earned at my other casual job (employed by local school for exam invigilating)

I know that that means there's no tax back for phone/home use etc, but I don't earn nearly enough to pay tax anyway.
I estimate that my total years income will be under £2,000.

if it is possible to do this, does anyone know which parts of the tax return I would fill out?

Many Thanks,
Emma :)
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