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C35

  • 10-02-2013 9:01pm
    #1
    radiata
    Closed Accounts Posts: 386 ✭✭


    Hi,

    I've been out of work for nearly a year but have just been offered some over the weekend.

    I previously worked for a company for 5 years and paid PAYE but got let go last year, and have not worked since. I paid PAYE in a job before that too.

    The thing is I've been told I need a C35 for the work I've been offered. I presume this means I would be self employed.

    Firstly, how would this affect Jobseekers Benefit if there was only work for 3 or 4 days a week or if I ran out of work in say 6 months time. I heard you cannot collect it again for 12 months or is that false.

    Any idea how much it would cost to pay an accountant to set this up or can you do it yourself?

    My wife has gone back to college and is on the Back to Education grant. Do you know if she would be affected by this?

    How do I go about paying tax if I'm self employed, and how often do you pay it? Can you claim some back?

    Any help would be great, I've never gone down this route before and am a little nervous about it. (and also haven't a clue about tax...)

    Thanks


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