Self employed and VAT

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I have a regular job and then self employed income too as sole trader.
Income from self employed is about 25k from tax year.
Overall income from both is over 100k.
My understanding is I do not need to be VAT registered as sole trader as less than 85k per tax year earned as sole trader.
If I have expenses, so for example a notepad costs £10 and £2 of that £10 is included as VAT, can I claim for full amount of £10 as expense or can I only claim for £8?
Income from self employed is about 25k from tax year.
Overall income from both is over 100k.
My understanding is I do not need to be VAT registered as sole trader as less than 85k per tax year earned as sole trader.
If I have expenses, so for example a notepad costs £10 and £2 of that £10 is included as VAT, can I claim for full amount of £10 as expense or can I only claim for £8?
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You claim the £10.
(Ha sido divertido)
Or is it for both normal income (PAYE) and self employment together that 85k is included?
(Ha sido divertido)
Chances are it will pay for itself in tax savings 😊
(Ha sido divertido)