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Trading allowance and self assessment (employed)
Mildred22
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helping a relative sort out a tax query, suspect it is straightforward we just can't find the answer...
Employed all of 21/22 - also had about £1200 in payment from abroad for freelance work - added this as "income" in the online tax account and HMRC have amended the tax code for 22/23 to take 20% off.
Now realise could have used the trading allowance to have £1000 tax free - is it possible to now do self assessment for 21/22 and then claim it ? do you register as employed and fill in SA100 and the SA103s ?
Employed all of 21/22 - also had about £1200 in payment from abroad for freelance work - added this as "income" in the online tax account and HMRC have amended the tax code for 22/23 to take 20% off.
Now realise could have used the trading allowance to have £1000 tax free - is it possible to now do self assessment for 21/22 and then claim it ? do you register as employed and fill in SA100 and the SA103s ?
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You'd get your answer very fast on the Cutting Tax board, I suspect, but I thought the 'under £1000' exemption just meant you didn't need to register for less than £1000. If you DO have to register, I think the whole of your s/e earnings are liable to tax, not just anything over £1K. I'll await correction if I'm wrong about that ...
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Thanks I'll post it over there to see what happens0
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You don't declare self employment income if it is less than £1,000 in the tax year. If your sales are more, you can deduct either your actual expenses, or £1,000.Savvy_Sue said:You'd get your answer very fast on the Cutting Tax board, I suspect, but I thought the 'under £1000' exemption just meant you didn't need to register for less than £1000. If you DO have to register, I think the whole of your s/e earnings are liable to tax, not just anything over £1K. I'll await correction if I'm wrong about that ...
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