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We know that setting up as a sole trader can be confusing, so we put together this list of answers to questions you might have.
Yes:
Yes.
For example: Nadia works for Starbucks in the morning and is an Uber driver in the evenings. She will have to file a tax return for her Uber income.
See more details about being both employed and self-employed here.
As soon as you start your work.
The “hard deadline” is 5th October of your second tax year.
The earliest you can register is within 28 days before starting your work.
No.
If you have to send a tax return but did not send one last year, you need to re-register for Self Assessment and Class 2 National Insurance.
If, on the other hand, you’re looking to stop being a sole trader, you need to let HMRC know – otherwise, they’ll still expect a tax return.
You can trade under your own name if you want, or you can choose another name.
Only if:
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