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  • J JMK NI

    There seems to be a bit of a theme growing here :laugh:

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    Nagy Vilmos
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    So you've picked up the hint: GET A BLOODY ACCOUNTANT!

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    • J JMK NI

      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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      Dalek Dave
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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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      • N NeverJustHere

        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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        Rage
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        NeverJustHere wrote:

        Plus, their fees are tax deductible.

        O the irony :rolleyes:

        ~RaGE();

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        • D Dalek Dave

          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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          Dalek Dave wrote:

          (I am an accountant).

          (We might have noticed)

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          • J JMK NI

            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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            Lost User
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            As well as getting an accountant you need to register your business (Ltd company or sole trader) with HMRC as soon as possible. If you leave it until they find you then you are in for a whole lot of trouble.

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            • J JMK NI

              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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              Rage
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              Step 1. Do not tell anyone. Oups ! :)

              ~RaGE();

              I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Entropy isn't what it used to.

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              • M Munchies_Matt

                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.

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                Gizz
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                Including dog food. As it's a guard dog. :)

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                • J JMK NI

                  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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                  Mark_Wallace
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                  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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                  • G Gizz

                    Including dog food. As it's a guard dog. :)

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                    Munchies_Matt
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                    Yes. :)

                    Sign a petition calling for the boycott of Israel until it returns to its legal 1967 borders.

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                    • J JMK NI

                      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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                      GenJerDan
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                      You were probably fine...until you announced this in a publicish forum. :p

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                      • N Nagy Vilmos

                        So you've picked up the hint: GET A BLOODY ACCOUNTANT!

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                        JMK NI
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                        Done!

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                        • D Dalek Dave

                          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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                          JMK NI
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                          Serious offer? If so want to set up a Skype call lol?

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