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Self-employed in 2 different sectors
Ok. Thanks. I'll start the SA next month to see what options there are.- Ports
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Self-employed in 2 different sectors
Hi, I've recently become self-employed and do some work in 2 completely different areas (IT services and construction industry). For the construction work I have registered as a subcontractor under the Construction Industry Scheme. The construction contractor I've been working with has been...- Ports
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Employment + Self-employment
Thanks. That is a good question but yes, I believe it was done correctly. I didn't go into the details in my original post but there were a lot of discussions about this very issue before the redundancy. I didn't start hourly work straight away after being made redundant. Furhtermore, I'm...- Ports
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Employment + Self-employment
Thanks. 1. Already done. 2. Will do. Thank you.- Ports
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Employment + Self-employment
Thanks. I have already registered with HMRC as self-employed. While I understand that different sources of income are taxed separately (I'm aware I need to do a tax return now and pay tax for my SE work), I didn't know that NI contributions are work/employment specific. Thanks for the...- Ports
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Employment + Self-employment
Hi, Although I was made redundant in August, the company decided they still need my services but on an hourly basis (casual work), so I have been doing some consultancy work for since then. Looking at my payslips, they pay my tax and NIC (including Friends Provident that they were contributing...- Ports
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