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Second job - PAYE or self employed??

CarrieDzzz · 2015-02-27 16:10:55

Firstly not sure this is the correct forum for this questions, I am a full time paye worker and have an opportunity to take on a second part time job. However my question is this am I better off being a Paye worker on my second job or should I invoice the company? If I go down that road, how does this work?

27-02-2015 4:10pm

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Firstly not sure this is the correct forum for this questions, I am a full time paye worker and have an opportunity to take on a second part time job. However my question is this am I better off being a Paye worker on my second job or should I invoice the company? If I go down that road, how does this work?

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#2 03-03-2015 3:58pm

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It more than likely won't be up to you, the company will either employ as a PAYE employee or else they will ask you to provide them a tax clearance cert and treat you as a self employed contractor.

The latter would involve registering for self-assessment and filing a return after the year ends to declare your income. It would be considerably more hassle than just being an ordinary PAYE employee.

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