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Casual work, earned over £1000
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I have a friend, who doesn't have an income, but has done some casual work this year. She did think it would be less than £1000 and therefore wouldn't have to do anything about declaring it.
It has now gone over £1000.
Any advice on what she needs to do? how to declare it? Is there a need to become self employed. She thinks she may earn nearly £3000 this year.
It has now gone over £1000.
Any advice on what she needs to do? how to declare it? Is there a need to become self employed. She thinks she may earn nearly £3000 this year.
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Yes, self assessment will be needed. No tax will be due however.0
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Does she claim any benefits as these may be affected by her self employed income.0
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