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self employed?

lau1247 · 2011-11-16 13:33:11

If you start a business or go into partnership with someone which works in the background and you still have a full time day job.. For the purpose of filling in forms etc, is it considered self employed because there is no in between status..??

16-11-2011 1:33pm

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If you start a business or go into partnership with someone which works in the background and you still have a full time day job..

For the purpose of filling in forms etc, is it considered self employed because there is no in between status..??

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#2 17-11-2011 10:28pm

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If you are in business, either alone or with somebody else, and there is no "limited company" involved, then you must pay tax as a sole trader.

You add your income from the business to your income from your job (where you are an employee) to get your overall income for tax.

You complete self-assessment through the revenue website.

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