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Question about TR1 Form

larry duff · 2011-07-14 08:30:51

In part B of the form i.e questions 23 & 24 I am currently employed full time and starting as a sole trader for some additional income from selling produce to shops. I know its a silly question but I find it a bit confusing considering the form itself is called Tax Registration. Thanks in advance

14-07-2011 8:30am

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larry duff

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In part B of the form i.e questions 23 & 24
I am currently employed full time and starting as a sole trader for some additional income from selling produce to shops.
I know its a silly question but I find it a bit confusing considering the form itself is called Tax Registration.
Thanks in advance

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#2 14-07-2011 9:23am

nompere

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You're starting a business as a sole trader. So tick B23 and tick the trade box in B24.

People within self-assessment, which is what you're going into, have to tell Revenue where their non-PAYE income arises.

If they want anything else (unlikely), they'll ask you.

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