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Print on Demand income

Chloe_G
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in Cutting tax
I have to do SA for the first time (as interest on my savings is over £10,000). I am employed full-time and I also get a very small amount of income from my designs on Print on Demand websites. I haven't worked out the final totals yet but it's probably only about £100 per year. These websites are USA based. One pays me in pounds and the other three pay me in US dollars which I have to convert.
Do I need to declare this income on my SA and if so, where do I declare this?
Thank you.
Do I need to declare this income on my SA and if so, where do I declare this?
Thank you.
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although you are required to submit a tax return for other reasons, you do not have to declare that income as it is less than £1,000 total in any single tax year. Therefore it would be covered in full by the £1k trading allowance.
Declaring it on a return would be form filling for the sake of it and is regarded as a waste of time for all concerned.
I will take as read none of the 4 points which would require you to declare it apply to you:
Tax-free allowances on property and trading income - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
obviously you are required nonetheless to retain records of your extra income1 -
@Bookworm105 thank you1
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