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Self-Employed Tax Return Guide

Being self-employed can be a daunting and stressful place, especially if this is your first time. To help, we have answered some of the most popular questions by people like you…


> What is the £1000 trading allowance?

When you decide to go self-employed, you have a £1000 trading allowance, which means that you can earn up to £1000 gross before you are required to register for self-assessment or submit a tax return to HMRC


> Can I claim expenses when self-employed?

Depending on what you do as a job, when you’re self-employed, you can claim expenses, which will reduce the amount of tax you pay. For example, there are 16 expenses delivery drivers claim on a tax return that reduce the amount of tax they pay when submitting a tax return.


> Can I be employed and self-employed at the same time?

Yes, in the UK, it is very popular for people to be employed and self-employed at the same time. People may work a 9-5 and then have a side hustle in the evening, working for Uber. If that’s you and you need some Uber driver tax advice, why not get in contact?


> Do I have to complete a tax return if my income is under £12,540?

Yes, generally speaking, you must submit a Self-Assessment tax return if your self-employed income is more than £1000 in one tax year (6th April to 5th April the following year).


> How much do you have to earn before you need to register as self-employed?

If you have started trading and haven’t registered as self-employed, once you earn more than £1000 in a tax year, you need to register as a sole trader.

  • We calculate you’re tax bill to review and sign
  • Accredited Accountants prepare your tax return
  • Support to reduce your tax bill
  • Expense advice to claim on your tax return

Who do we work with?

We work with anyone self-employed. Freelancers, construction, delivery drivers and people working for Uber.

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