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Mystery Dining - Tax
bubble56
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I've just started mystery dining and I'm really confused about if I have to declare this and register as self-employed? I have looked through the guide posted above but it didn't make it clear to me how it works.
All the dines I've done so far I have been reimbursed a certain amount. E.g A dine where I must order 2 mains and 2 drinks. The maximum reimbursement is £30 and I have spent £34. Do I declare the £30 even though its a reimbursement? Or do I only have to declare dines when I receive a fee to do them?
Many thanks.
All the dines I've done so far I have been reimbursed a certain amount. E.g A dine where I must order 2 mains and 2 drinks. The maximum reimbursement is £30 and I have spent £34. Do I declare the £30 even though its a reimbursement? Or do I only have to declare dines when I receive a fee to do them?
Many thanks.
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Hi Bubble, I suggest you put this onto the mystery shopping thread. Those guys are expert at this sort of thing and will give you great advice.LD 12.25 £1600.00/£0500.00 Fn £250.00 LTFn £500 LLTFn £256
Renewal 25 £500.00/£255.00 (50%) INS H&C/RT 12.25 £950+/£013.24
NPt 12.25 £150.00/£046.00
YX25 £1500.00/£0150.00 FD £3600.00/£0300.00
PX25 £1500.00/£0125.00 P6m £0000.00/£0000.000
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