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Tax Question

djk1000 · 2005-11-23 21:34:46

Hi all, I have been a self employed person for a couple of years where I did a yearly tax return. I am about to become a company director in a different business where I will be paying PAYE. Here's the question, as a self employed person I don't have a P45 or a certificate of tax credits. So what do I do and what do I give…

23-11-2005 9:34pm

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djk1000

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Hi all,

I have been a self employed person for a couple of years where I did a yearly tax return. I am about to become a company director in a different business where I will be paying PAYE. Here's the question, as a self employed person I don't have a P45 or a certificate of tax credits. So what do I do and what do I give to the revenue to keep me nice and legal?

Cheers.

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#2 23-11-2005 9:40pm

Dub13

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Moved from Consumer Issues,

You will get a better response here.

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#3 25-11-2005 8:32am

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I'm not a 100% sure on this but my advice would be to get a tax clearance certificate from the revenue.

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#4 25-11-2005 9:27am

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have u ever been employed?if so u should have a p45 from that time,if no a p12 form is to be filled out as a first time employee,if it is ur first,the revenue treat self employed and employees differently even tho u are the same person

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