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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
If you are self employed anything that allows you to do your job is a business expense, and therefore deductible. This includes, car, home, electric, all IT purchases, training, entertaiment, comestibles (coffee tea etc)... literally, anythnig youcan think of.
Sign a petition calling for the boycott of Israel until it returns to its legal 1967 borders.
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
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So you've picked up the hint: GET A BLOODY ACCOUNTANT!
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
Do you have receipts? If so, I can draught a set of accounts for you. (I am an accountant).
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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Go see an accountant. I did, and was surprised how much they were able to help - it literally put thousands in my pocket. They know the rules inside out. Is it worth your time to become an expert in this area? Plus, their fees are tax deductible.
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Do you have receipts? If so, I can draught a set of accounts for you. (I am an accountant).
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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(I am an accountant).
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
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If you are self employed anything that allows you to do your job is a business expense, and therefore deductible. This includes, car, home, electric, all IT purchases, training, entertaiment, comestibles (coffee tea etc)... literally, anythnig youcan think of.
Sign a petition calling for the boycott of Israel until it returns to its legal 1967 borders.
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
1. Work out how much you earned. 2. Count how much you've got left. 3. Send it to them. 4. Pray.
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It struck me today that I have been working for myself for the best part of this year, and haven't gave the government any of my money! I'm guessing I need to do that soon or they will send me to jail or something :laugh: Anybody (in the UK) got any advice? Recomendations for applications to work it out etc? I have brought a tonne of tech (computers, phones, tablets etc) to do my job which I understand is tax deductible. I work from home a lot too so maybe the electric/broadband is deductible also? I'm crawling Google now to learn what I need to do but thought I would ask on here also as I might get some good advice from fellow freelancers Cheers!
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So you've picked up the hint: GET A BLOODY ACCOUNTANT!
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Do you have receipts? If so, I can draught a set of accounts for you. (I am an accountant).
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
