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Trading Allowance – Taxfix Taxopedia
The Trading Allowance is a tax-free £1,000 that most self-employed people can claim. If you earned under £1,000 from self-employment, it's tax-free.
eBay tax calculator
Use our eBay tax calculator to work out how much you owe HMRC and whether you need to file a tax return if you buy and sell used goods!
What are Expenses? – Taxfix Taxopedia
Expenses are costs that you might be able to claim against your earnings so you pay less tax. What and how much you can claim depends on your situation.
How to claim your VCT tax relief
When you invest in a VCT fund, you can receive 30% income tax relief plus tax-free dividends. Here is how you actually claim your VCT tax relief.
Is the teacher tax rebate genuine?
There's a lot of debate about the teacher tax rebate and whether it's something that teachers can actually claim. Read this for guidance.
Limited company – Taxfix Taxopedia
A limited company is an organisation that you set up to run your business. Click here to read about the basics of how it works, and more.
Live-in landlord – Taxfix Taxopedia
A live-in landlord is someone who rents out a part of their home to a “lodger”. You need to pay tax on this income – but the first £7,500 is tax-free.
What is CGT for businesses?
CGT for businesses is a tax on profits from selling assets. Companies pay via Corporation Tax; shareholders may owe CGT on personal gains.
Carry forward – Taxfix Taxopedia
Carry forward means taking a loss from the current year to the next year – and claiming it next year just like you would claim an expense.
How does salary sacrifice work?
Wondering how does salary sacrifice work? Well, it lets you exchange part of your salary for benefits that reduce your taxable income.
VAT exempt – Taxfix Taxopedia
VAT exempt means that for something you don’t have to pay or charge VAT. If you're self-employed, here is when you need to care about VAT exempt services.
How do IR35 changes affect me?
The IR35 changes came into force in April 2021 at the start of the new tax year. They were delayed as a result of COVID-19.
Tax deductions for influencers
As a new profession, you might think that there aren't tax deductions for influencers. But for HMRC, you're treated like any other self-employed worker.