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Paying tax for an odd job
grouser
Posts: 5 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Hello,
I am employed by a company, but I did some freelance work for another company for four months. I am not planning to do more freelance work in the near future.
What do I have to do to pay tax for the amount I got from the freelance job?
Kind Regards
I am employed by a company, but I did some freelance work for another company for four months. I am not planning to do more freelance work in the near future.
What do I have to do to pay tax for the amount I got from the freelance job?
Kind Regards
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So, I don't have to register as a self-employed, right?0
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So, I don't have to register as a self-employed, right?
Borderline case IMO. When you speak to HMRC, make it clear that it was a one off event with no intention to trade on a regular basis and that you'd simply like to pay income tax on the additional income.
If they ask you to submit a self-assessment, it's your decision on whether or not to simply declare it in the "other income" box or fill out a self-employment sheet.
If your earnings were below the thresholds for class 2 and 4 NIC then in it really doesn't make the slightest bit of difference to the tax liability so I'd stick it in the "other income" box.0
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