Tax as a Web Designer

speedytyper · 26-09-2015 06:46PM #1

Hi All

I've started up my own Web Design business, registered with CRO, registered with Revenue (if they ever return the cert) but I'm wondering how much tax I should be adding onto quotes/invoices?

All advice appreciated!

barneystinson · 26-09-2015 08:38PM

speedytyper wrote: »

Hi All

I've started up my own Web Design business, registered with CRO, registered with Revenue (if they ever return the cert) but I'm wondering how much tax I should be adding onto quotes/invoices?

All advice appreciated!

Did you register for VAT?

speedytyper · 26-09-2015 10:04PM

barneystinson wrote: »

Did you register for VAT?

Hi

I filled in and submitted tr1, but waiting on the cert back, that was a good while ago.

barneystinson · 26-09-2015 11:20PM

speedytyper wrote: »

Hi

I filled in and submitted tr1, but waiting on the cert back, that was a good while ago.

I'll repeat my question, did you register for VAT? You can register for one or all of several tax types on a TR1.

relax carry on · 27-09-2015 09:36AM

speedytyper wrote: »

Hi All

I've started up my own Web Design business, registered with CRO, registered with Revenue (if they ever return the cert) but I'm wondering how much tax I should be adding onto quotes/invoices?

All advice appreciated!

What cert are you waiting on? Did you register for VAT?
You may wish to read the below and then speak to an accountant and/or others in your field.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/business/running/registering-tax.html#section7

goz83 · 04-10-2015 07:06PM

I also just recently set up a web design business. If you are registered for VAT, then you need to add 23% onto your quotes. I registered for VAT from September 1st and you should register for VAT if you project your gross to be in excess of the threshhold, which is about 33k in a 12 month period. I am still waiting for my VAT registration to be complete though, but I still add VAT to the invoices, as I am supposed to.

Tax as a Web Designer

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