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Tax rebate possible?
moneysaver145
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Cutting tax
I am filing my final self assessment as now ceased trading, with a loss of a several thousand. Have since become employed and paying normal amount of tax. However now that I am declaring a considerable loss for the tax year just ended, do you think there’s any chance I will be due a tax rebate? If so is it automatic?
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Difficult for anyone to comment without knowing what you have entered on your Self Assessment return 🤔moneysaver145 said:I am filing my final self assessment as now ceased trading, with a loss of a several thousand. Have since become employed and paying normal amount of tax. However now that I am declaring a considerable loss for the tax year just ended, do you think there’s any chance I will be due a tax rebate? If so is it automatic?
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Well I am paying tax at the normal rate on a 25k job since June last year but entering a trading loss of 5k on my self assessment form . So I’m just assuming I have paid more tax than I need to…Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
Difficult for anyone to comment without knowing what you have entered on your Self Assessment return 🤔moneysaver145 said:I am filing my final self assessment as now ceased trading, with a loss of a several thousand. Have since become employed and paying normal amount of tax. However now that I am declaring a considerable loss for the tax year just ended, do you think there’s any chance I will be due a tax rebate? If so is it automatic?0 -
Did you set the loss against other income in the self employed section? See ‘Kurt’ in the link that I provided.moneysaver145 said:
Well I am paying tax at the normal rate on a 25k job since June last year but entering a trading loss of 5k on my self assessment form . So I’m just assuming I have paid more tax than I need to…Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
Difficult for anyone to comment without knowing what you have entered on your Self Assessment return 🤔moneysaver145 said:I am filing my final self assessment as now ceased trading, with a loss of a several thousand. Have since become employed and paying normal amount of tax. However now that I am declaring a considerable loss for the tax year just ended, do you think there’s any chance I will be due a tax rebate? If so is it automatic?Box 33 in the attached:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67dd4776c6194abe97358be4/SA103S-2025.pdfIf you didn’t - no relief for losses will be given.1 -
I haven’t filled the form in yet but yes that’s exactly what I’ll be doing. My main question is whether I’ll automatically get any tax back that I’m owed or if I need to do anything else apart from this form 🙂If you didn’t - no relief for losses will be given.
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