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What taxes do foster carers pay?
Taxes are a pain - foster care is no exception. What can I claim? What do I have to pay? We'll answer your questions here.
Are tips taxable?
If tipping is frequent in your field of work, you may be wondering, "Are tips taxable?" In a nutshell, yes - tips are taxed.
Where to go for tax help
If you need tax help, there are a few places you can go. First of all, let’s work out what kind of help you need.
7 tax tips that every Deliveroo rider should know
You may not consider paying tax on what you earn as Deliveroo rider. But, you may be required to do so by law. Here's all you need to know!
How to pay tax on your foreign income
If you live in UK and have foreign income, you'll usually have to file a Self Assessment and pay UK tax on it. Find out how to do it here!
Fool-proof guide to closing a self-employed business
Giving up self-employment? If you want to know all about the tax implications of closing your self-employed business, read below!
SA1 – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
The SA1 Form is the form that you need to use to register for Self Assessment with HMRC. Once you've filed the SA1, you'll receive a UTR number by post.
The ultimate tax guide for Google employees
Google employees might have a tax situation that's a little different depending on how much you earn and what compensation you receive.
What can you claim on your taxes for Uber?
Check out our tax guide to know what Uber drivers can claim on tax and how to do it. You need to file a tax return if you earn over £1,000.
Is crypto subject to Income Tax?
Is crypto subject to Income Tax? Depending on your situation, you may well have to pay Income Tax on your crypto earnings.
What is a P45 form?
Leaving your job? Your employer should automatically send you a P45 form once you've left. Find out about why and when you need a P45 here.
Class 4 National Insurance – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Class 4 National Insurance is one of the two types of National Insurance (NI) that you pay if you’re self-employed. The other is Class 2.
How to claim a CIS refund
You can claim a CIS refund if you’ve had too much tax deducted under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS).
Is there a Making Tax Digital (MTD) deadline?
...‘digitalise’ UK Tax.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNeq5vqnidI If you run a small business or work for yourself, you might already be used to using HMRC’s online service to complete Self Assessment or to...
What is the 60% tax trap?
The 60% tax trap occurs when your income exceeds £100,000, causing you to lose your personal tax allowance.
Wage taxes – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Wage taxes are not a formal term in the tax world.When we talk about wage taxes, it’s most likely referring to the taxes that we pay from our income.
UK tax for expats made easy - TaxScouts
Navigate UK taxes with confidence. Get the best help when it comes to understanding and sorting your UK finances and related tax commitments.
Should I be paying PAYE tax?
What is PAYE and should I be paying PAYE tax? Find out the answers to these questions and more with our quick guide on all things PAYE.
Locum – TaxScouts Taxopedia
A locum is a temporary worker who fills in when permanent staff are unavailable or freelances professionally. Read more for tax liabilities.
Tax deductions – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Tax deductions are a method of claiming tax relief for certain business expenses. You must prove to HMRC that the item is related to work.
How do I know I’m due a tax rebate?
Are you wondering "Am I owed a Tax Rebate"? Here is how to determine if you are due one and our advice on how to make a claim.
What’s the difference between a paper and online tax return?
What’s the difference between a paper and an online tax return? Aside from the obvious, there are a few areas where they differ.
Self-employed accounting guide
Figuring out what accounting method to use when self-employed can be tricky. Here are the some things that you'll want to look out for!
Get simple, one-off Tax Advice from an accredited accountant - TaxScouts
Got a tax-based problem? We can help. Get professional support & advice with any tax situation you're struggling with.
Companies House – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Companies House is a government body that deals with all the limited companies and limited liability partnerships registered in the UK.
First-timer tax returns, worry-free - TaxScouts
Get help making sense of your taxes, understanding the ins and outs of what relief you’re eligible for – and your tax return filed.
Contractor – TaxScouts Taxopedia
A contractor provides services to a client (usually, a company). Their employment status is either self-employed, or an employee/worker.
Who needs to file a tax return? Find out here – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts
Most people in the UK do not need to file a tax return, but there are situations where you will have to. Find out whether you do here.
How to file a tax return
Want to know how to file a tax return? It can be a point confusion among the newly self-employed, but it’s not as complicated as you think.
8 self-employed trades you didn’t know existed
If you want to join the self-employed committee, there are plenty of trades out there with self-employed people. Read below for eight of them!
When to start paying tax when you go self-employed
When you go self-employed, tax is a major point of confusion. Check out this article to learn when you're supposed to first start paying tax.
Why your HMRC and TaxScouts calculations are different
If your HMRC bill is different to your TaxScouts calculation, it’s probably down to one of a few reasons. But, don't worry! We can help.
Can you use Excel for Making Tax Digital?
...complete Self Assessment or to pay VAT. Like many companies and sole traders, you also might use spreadsheets to keep track of your tax and earnings. As part of the...
Council tax – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
Council tax is a tax you pay to your local council to fund services in your community. This can be waste disposal, planning permission etc. 
TaxScouts tax returns vs tax advice: which to choose? – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts
TaxScouts tax returns vs tax advice service. What are the differences? Choose the service that makes the most sense for you.
9 UK tax saving tips for the cost of living crisis
There are a few ways to make tax work for you instead of being a hindrance. Here are 9 UK tax saving tips for the cost of living crisis!
How do I sign up for MTD with HMRC?
It's not as complicated as it seems. Here's everything you need to know to get prepped to sign up for making tax digital (MTD) with HMRC.
TaxScouts tax return: a step-by-step guide
If you’re here, you must be wondering what the hype is about. Is TaxScouts any good for a tax return service? Here's a guide on how it works.
What are the UK tax year dates and filing deadlines?
The tax year in the UK begins and ends in April for individuals. You will then have 7 to 10 months to complete your tax return.
What tax do you pay if you sell on eBay UK?
You might have never heard of eBay tax, but it's a thing, which means your eBay earnings are not always tax-free.
Is a tattoo artist self-employed?
I'm a tattoo artist - do I count as self-employed? Read our guide to find out whether tattoo artists are self-employed or employees.
How to add pension contributions to my tax return
Wondering how to add pension contributions to your Self Assessment tax return and whether this is necessary? Find out here!
Cash basis – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
The cash basis is a type of accounting available for self-employed people, through which you can work out your profit based on when money comes in or out.
How long does a TaxScouts tax return take?
How long does a tax return take with TaxScouts? We pride ourselves in providing a quick and easy tax return service.
What is your HMRC business tax account?
Your HMRC business tax account is a handy online portal designed to simplify your business taxes. Here's what you need to know about it.
The UK’s highest paid women
Take a look at some of the highest-paid females in the UK, how they've amassed their mind-boggling fortunes, and what tax they owe for it.
Where’s my tax rebate?
Waiting for your tax rebate can sometimes feel like an eternity. Wondering where it is? We'll give you the ins and outs.
Late filing penalty – Page 3 of 11 – TaxScouts Taxopedia
A late filing penalty is a fee charged by HMRC if you file your tax return late. It starts at £100 and it can increase to £1,600 for a whole year.
When do I have to make tax digital?
Want to know why you've heard the phrase ‘make tax digital’ (MTD) being thrown around a lot, especially by HMRC? Here's why. Get the info. 
Sole trader vs limited company tax breakdown
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to sole trader vs limited company tax. Find out more here.
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