Tax deductions on Nixers for Plumber

bob5666

Hi just looking for bit advice .I work full time with company and I do a good few jobs as Nixers on weekends and evenings and use my van in doing so can I claim the tax and insurance and running costs of van as tax deductions ? Only really use van for nixers

Grolschevik

So you're fully declaring the income that comes from the nixers? Because usually the term 'nixer' refers to cash under the counter sort of stuff.

Who owns the van?

bob5666

Yes I am giving receipts and making a tax return at end of year
I own the van which i use for the work

Mr. Incognito

Does your employer know?

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Does your employer know?

He knows I do work on the side yes
Why do you ask ?

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Does your employer know?

He knows I do work on the side yes
Why do you ask ?

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Does your employer know?

He knows I do work on the side yes
Why do you ask ?

Mr. Incognito

In case you are using his material and van and not declaring

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

In case you are using his material and van and not declaring

No I am not robbing him any fool could do that !!!
My own van and clients supplying material easier for me to keep my books and not have to register for vat
So any answer for my question ?

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

In case you are using his material and van and not declaring

No I am not robbing him any fool could do that !!!
My own van and clients supplying material easier for me to keep my books and not have to register for vat
So any answer for my question ?

Mr. Incognito

Well you can you register as a self employed person and pay tax.

The guide to self employment and registering for vat is in the stickies

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Well you can you register as a self employed person and pay tax.

The guide to self employment and registering for vat is in the stickies

I am registered as a sole trader at the minute and I am not registered for vat my turnover is not big enuff to make it worth while
Just looking for a bit advice on whats tax deductable before I send my accounts in accountant at end year for returns

bob5666

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Well you can you register as a self employed person and pay tax.

The guide to self employment and registering for vat is in the stickies

I am registered as a sole trader and the minute and I am not registered for vat my turnover is not big enuff to make it worth while
Just looking for a bit advice on whats tax deductable before I send my accounts in accountant at end year for returns