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Yes there is, Question 13Originally posted by richy View PostI occasionally receive payments which I would not ordinarily consider "income" but the personal tax return does have a section to declare such other income.
No, Yes, Yes, No.Originally posted by richy View PostI understand that private sales on ebay of my old TV etc would not count, but for instance would a Qdos £20 referral need to be declared as income? And would £300 agency referral payment need to be declared? Finally, my bank made some mistakes recently and paid me £50 for my loss of time, would that need to be declared?
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Personal tax, "other income"
I occasionally receive payments which I would not ordinarily consider "income" but the personal tax return does have a section to declare such other income.
I understand that private sales on ebay of my old TV etc would not count, but for instance would a Qdos £20 referral need to be declared as income? And would £300 agency referral payment need to be declared? Finally, my bank made some mistakes recently and paid me £50 for my loss of time, would that need to be declared?
Any information from members experience is appreciated!
Regards. Richy.Tags: None
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