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Option B: Disclosing income direct to HMRC

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…als. The Tax Tribunal will make a conclusive decision as to the level of income to be taxed – see http://www.justice.gov.uk/tribunals/tax for details. Note: Once you have signed the agreement there is no going back. Only sign is you are sure this is the best solution How many years will HM Revenue and Customs go back? The time limits are: 4 years in all circumstances where the taxpayer has taken reasonable care to submit a correct return 6 years i…

Employee tax codes and National Insurance

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…re: Your ’employer’ has encouraged you to contact HMRC and register as self-employed, and you have done this You are an employee and either all or some of your income has not had the correct tax deducted, and HMRC considers that you knew that tax was not being correctly deducted If either of these cases applies, you should seek professional help. If your income is under £20,000 pa you may contact the TaxAid helpline . If you disagree with an emplo…

Note for employers

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…could face a large tax bill and financial penalties. There is a lot more to being an employer than just tax. So if you need to know more about being an employer, a good starting point is the Gov.uk website page – Employing people https://www.gov.uk/browse/employing-people If you are not sure if you are an employer, start with the section ‘Am I an employer?’ Once you are certain that you are an employer, look at these sections for information on h…

Why not just keep quiet about my income?

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…lects your ability to pay. If you have received a letter saying that HMRC suspects you have been involved in tax fraud, you should consider the guidance on the HMRC website page ‘admitting tax fraud’ at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/admitting-tax-fraud-the-contractual-disclosure-facility-cdf . You may be able to avoid prosecution by completing a Contractual Disclosure Form. You should take professional advice before doing so. This will help to ensur…

Step 1: get advice

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…y important later on. HMRC has issued guidance on undeclared income. It can be found at https://www.gov.uk/undeclared-income….

CIS Subcontractor

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…the HMRC CIS helpline – 0300 200 3210 There is more information about CIS at https://www.gov.uk/business-tax/construction-industry-scheme…

Self-employed subcontractor tax deductions

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…at they continue to meet the requirements. More information on being paid gross can be found at https://www.gov.uk/what-you-must-do-as-a-cis-subcontractor/gross-payment-status…

What your PAYE code means

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…free pay is removed to create the code (so a £12,570 personal allowance becomes the digits 1257 in the code). For example, if your code number is 1257, you are entitled to tax-free pay of £12,570. Therefore, you can earn £1,047 each month (£12,570 divided by 12 months) before any tax is deducted. Any pay above that will be taxed. Your employer works out how much tax is due, takes it from your pay, and pays the rest to you. The tax is paid over to…

Completing your Tax Return – the basics

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…rn and additional pages from here: https://www.gov.uk/self-assessment-forms-and-helpsheets. If you have submitted a tax return on-line in the previous year, HMRC will not send you a paper tax return. If you have opted for digital communication with HMRC, you should be sent an email telling you to check your self assessment on-line account for a notice to file letter. Otherwise you should get a letter telling you to file a return. If you normally f…

Real Time PAYE information

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…ew employer. It is just as important as ever for employee to check their tax codes. There are very few exceptions to RTI – one is that employers who have no employees earning above the lower earnings limit for PAYE (£112 a week in 2015-16 and 2016-17) and no other reasons for deducting PAYE (such as an employee having two jobs) do not need a PAYE scheme and so are not covered by RTI. For more information on RTI, see the Gov.uk website at https://w…
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