Very straightforward explanation. One thing I’d like clarity on in terms of income is things like “Buy me a Coffee”. This is a service I use as a growing UA-camr for people to send me a cash reward if they like my content. What I’d like to know is what kind of income this is: paid or gift? Would be helpful to get your view. Many thanks.
Hello Annette, so lucky to your video which is very good! In 2021 - 2022, my sole trade biz's profit was less than 1000 pounds. I went through the questions provided on HMRC which told me no need to file a self-assessment tax. This year, I applied for the UTR number and then HMRC sent me a letter saying that I was late in reporting my tax of 2021-2022. May I know why? Many thanks, Annette
If you have a UK business and non-UK home address banking can be much harder, particularly with the new checks that are in place. I recommend you try Wise.
Hi, Many thanks for informative video. Would you mind to answer one question please? I’m starting self employment along with my full time employment. Have spent £28k for self employment business to start. Does that means that I’m no longer will be paying tax from full time employment until the money spent for self employment business start up returned? I’m talking about pre-trade expenses? Thanks in advance
That depends on the level of tax you pay for your salary. On your personal tax return, you will put your self employed losses and then you can offset those against your salary.
Great explanation. I have a question. Lets say I invest some money from my side hustle to a ISA stocks and shares account. Are those investment gonna be taxed or i can include them in my tax return as a deduction so i wont be taxed on them? thanks
If you invest money in to your business, what will happen is that you will take the money out the business (at this point it will be taxed in some way - depending on the business structure), and then you personally put the money in to your ISA. Putting the money in to the ISA is not a taxable event. You also do not include ISA investments on your personal tax return
Thank you Annette. This is the clearest video on the topic that I watched.
Great - so pleased it helped you
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Amazing video answered my questions I've been having to a tee. Many thanks
Many thanks, Annette. Very helpful.
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Very straightforward explanation. One thing I’d like clarity on in terms of income is things like “Buy me a Coffee”. This is a service I use as a growing UA-camr for people to send me a cash reward if they like my content. What I’d like to know is what kind of income this is: paid or gift? Would be helpful to get your view.
Many thanks.
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Very informative and clear
Great video, would my employer be informed that I have a side business as a sole trader? 🤔
Hello Annette, so lucky to your video which is very good!
In 2021 - 2022, my sole trade biz's profit was less than 1000 pounds. I went through the questions provided on HMRC which told me no need to file a self-assessment tax. This year, I applied for the UTR number and then HMRC sent me a letter saying that I was late in reporting my tax of 2021-2022. May I know why? Many thanks, Annette
did you get a response?
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If you have a UK business and non-UK home address banking can be much harder, particularly with the new checks that are in place. I recommend you try Wise.
Hi,
Many thanks for informative video.
Would you mind to answer one question please?
I’m starting self employment along with my full time employment.
Have spent £28k for self employment business to start.
Does that means that I’m no longer will be paying tax from full time employment until the money spent for self employment business start up returned?
I’m talking about pre-trade expenses?
Thanks in advance
That depends on the level of tax you pay for your salary.
On your personal tax return, you will put your self employed losses and then you can offset those against your salary.
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Great explanation. I have a question. Lets say I invest some money from my side hustle to a ISA stocks and shares account. Are those investment gonna be taxed or i can include them in my tax return as a deduction so i wont be taxed on them? thanks
Neither.
The investment is not taxed
And you cannot claim as a deduction either.
If you invest money in to your business, what will happen is that you will take the money out the business (at this point it will be taxed in some way - depending on the business structure), and then you personally put the money in to your ISA. Putting the money in to the ISA is not a taxable event. You also do not include ISA investments on your personal tax return
What about buying a new electric car?
If you purchase as a sole trader, you are purchasing personally as you and the business are the same legal entity.
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Very informative and clear
I am glad it was helpful