How To Complete The 22/23 Self Assessment Tax Return - SELF EMPLOYED

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God! I wished this video was available when I completed my first tax return back in 2017! It was soo confusing lol - after many years and not hiring an accountant I still get confused when doing my returns, so thank you for this video!

[@gemmahayden2704]

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[@jpflooring]

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[@evansrenee723]

I have a question... As I am paid CIS , I have worked for a short time with an agency.. the p 60 was submitted by the agency and now I am confused in finishing tailor for me bit in the assessment

[@roxanaosorio4210]

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[@mariadillon860]

Great video - really well presented and so informative 🤗You saved me the cost of paying someone to check over my Self Assessment that I have completed today for 2022/23. After a final check I will happily submit it 👍😃🤓

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This is brilliant - thank you so much!!! I used similar video last year and am back again ... especially grateful for your really clear explanation of payment on account ... now I understand!! :)

[@tax2ulimited]

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[@MrGoandrush]

Great video, thank you very much! I have the following questions Investment interest as income: If it is invested only but no gain realised on them (still on the investment account and did not touch since) do I need to indicate that? The money invested in stocks, futures, etc.. I see gain and loss on them but everything stays on the investment account, nothing realised yet. Investment as expense: if I invested money in the 22-23 period is it count as an expense? (Eg: unit linked insurance (for pension saving purposes), or property fund saving for long term (to buy a property in 10-20 years later) Or the bank`s invetment account where I can buy stocks. Cash back on black friday offers. Is it taxable? Refunds from shopping (damaged item, or discount) refunds from post office lost my parcels what I sold online and I claimed the insurance for loss Import/export online buy and sales Do I enter these as normal expenses right? Or is there any additional work with these invoices? (Eg: claim back custom fees, or any tax related to import/export)

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[@Elwooddudes]

Thanks again for the fantastic help! First year of true self employment… just sitting here with receipts etc now ready to start my return

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Thank you so much for this video. Very reassuring to listen to someone go through everything, checking my own work at the same time.

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[@invalidude]

This was great to follow! Thank you so much! Only one thing I don't understand: Why does the amount subjected to Basic Rate taxation (£37,430.00) differ from the one subjected to plus Class 4 National Insurance contribution (£38,092.00)? How is the latter calculated?

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Very helpful. Be great to know exactly what the expense columns are in the self-assessment - so I can match my accounting app to be the same so that when I fill in the form it all matches up.

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Hi are you doing a video for tax return 2023-2024 period or is it same as this pretty much?

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Thanks for the video! It would be super useful to have a video on self assessment for higher tax rate employed as well as self assessment

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[@Mr23million]

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[@cuteopiax1259]

I'm an employee and not self-employed yet, but thinking about a side-hussle starting next year. The tax hurdle is a massive one and I find it quite confusing. My main questions now are - When selling on Ebay, is the turnover amount the amount after Ebay has deducted fees, or is the Ebay fee counted as an expense? (The latter of these 2 options makes it more complicated and time-consuming). Also, how do I seperate out reselling and selling my own stuff regarding taxable income? Do I just not declare all sales of my own stuff? Thirdly, is an Excel spreadsheet good enough for doing my own accounts? And lastly, if I find an accountant because this is all too confusing, what information do I give them and in what format? That's a lot of questions, I have loads more though.

[@tax2ulimited]

Hi it is always a good idea to start a side-hussle to help with some additional income so congratualtion. Turnover is all the sales you will make on Ebay, meaning how much money entered in your bank account from those sales. When you first start as Self Employed it may be confusing, you will need to be orginised with your sales and expenses, keeping track of figures on a excel is a good starting point, though you will also need ot keep backup of all invoices and expense receipts. If you need help to submit your Tax Return before the 31 Jan deadline, please send us an email with your personal details at [e-mail] and one of our team members will get back to you

[@lightblue76]

Hello.I love this video and thank you.However, I have a question: I am newly self-employed; started my business in March 2023. I did not get paid until mid-April 2023, that is after the 5th April 2023.I was working as self-employed though in March 2023.Do I declare 0 earnings in this case for tax year 22-23? Thanks very much!

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[@fabersoul]

So let me get this straight. the deadline for paying taxes is 10 months after the tax year finishes?

[@tax2ulimited]

The deadline for 2022-2023 Tax Year that ended on 5th April 2023 is 31 Jan next Year so yes 10 months after

[@ramintasimonyte4006]

So if I only started self employment at the end of March and have not earned over £1000 would I just put NO for "Was your turnover more than £1,000 in total from all self-employments?" section?

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This is crystal clear thankyou. I joined the non-resident landlord scheme in July 2023. I was a non-resident in the 2022 - 2023 tax year...Do I have to still do a return for 2022-2023 ?

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Right, my receipts for my tax return, some are on a spike over there, my assistant Lynn has got some in a fat envelope and the rest are in a shoebox which I threw off a ferry. (That was a low point)

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On your Self Assessment Tax Return, if you lost your expesnse receipts, you can still use the trade allowance up to £1000 a year.

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Really enjoyed this video thanks. I'll definitely be in touch if your services are required when I start my business this year.

[@alicedegrassi7827]

Hi there, thanks for the video! This might be a very dumb question, but I work for two agencies and they were listed in the employment section, rightfully so, but I also work freelance and did a couple gigs by myself. My question is: In the turnover, do I put what I earned as a freelancer + what I also earned with the agencies, or just what I earned as a freelancer? Thanks!

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Glad it helped!

[@lobotreecare]

Question ❓: If I have started my self employed from 6th April 2023 do I need to do my tax return until 31.01 or 31.03 ? Haven't had completed 12 months yet 🤷🏼‍♂️ many thanks for answers

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Thanks mate! Very helpful!

[@VeeBee81]

I'm a bit confused? If I work via an Agency but am responsible for paying my own tax and insurance, am I self-employed or employed? A few of the questions on the form sound like questions for a business owner, which I'm not?

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Thank you so much.Very helpful and calming.

[@catherinebrench2195]

Thank you so much, just about to start my own small business (So scary!.)

[@lisahedges7967]

Thank you, this is very helpful, can you tell,me why it won’t allow me to enter my income, it keeps saying it’s the wrong amount.

[@fionabaines2745]

This was really helpful, I've just opened my own business and I have made a loss in 22-23. this has brought up a page you didnt cover in this video and I'm at a complete loss with it. Is there any chance you can cover this or give some guidance?

[@rupanag]

Currently my agent does the self assessment on my behalf. I have authorised them using the HMRC authorisation form. Now i want to remove the authorisation from my agent and do the self assessment my self going forward. Do you have any video to explain the process to revoke consent/authorisation from agent?

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I'm a foster carer (since 2008) and have successfully each yr submitted my return until for 22-23. It only offers are you employed... But I'm self employed.

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[@timkempuk]

That for this. It has saved me paying someone to do it for me.

[@AdamWoodhams]

How long after submitting do you get your final calculation? For example, the total you show is not minus the previous year's payments on account.

[@helencampbell]

Hi Adam - thank you so much for this - really helpful

[@vipsports3571]

Why did you click no to the employment at the very start? I thought you had to still enter your employment figures if you have other income so they can calculate correct tax code/any underpaid or overpaid tax ?

[@noemartin9883]

Do you know if you stop your self employed for a few months and you start again in October do you have to declare all year? Also, can you claim something if you are working as self employed from home? Thank you so much 🙏🏼✨

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Do you fill the full mortgage interest cost and let HMRC do the calculation or you out in only remain cost after 20% reduction allowance for BTL mortgage cost . Thank you

[@wjstephens]

Many thanks for this, really helpful and clear guidance.😀

[@neilcase]

So what happens if you are self employed but under 1000 and you want to pay voluntary ni .... how do you get to the right form?

[@davidbanks8179]

Brilliant, concise video, thank you.

[@EidiMohammadAmiri]

This was useful. I have question, i worked as self employe at the same time i worked with agency . Do I have add the income of agency any my self employe together then should report my self employe or no ? The agency directly reports my income to HMRC . Please let me know and guide me ?

[@ValeriuZugravu]

Hi. i registered for self assesment to pay Class 2 National Insurance contributions. but when I fill my return is showing | Class 2 NICs amount: £ 0.00. what can I do? thank you

[@guyscudamore4930]

At 21:59 where the form states and you covered the "Did your business cease trading .....", should you have selected Yes if the business ceased trading?

[@ElenaFENOLLOSA-ROMERO]

Hello ,thank you so much for the video. I have a question. I am a resident in Spain but I work approximately 8 weeks per tax year in the UK. Do I still need to pay my NCIs class 2? I have filled in my details and the quantity that shows is 0 Thank you very much in advance.

[@pilatesfitness8766]

The National Insurance bit has changed recently and it is now more confusing: for income under £6,250, you don't have to pay but it is better if you do pay voluntarily (could they make it weirder? Yes, here follows..): * from this year, if your income is above £6,250 but below the personal allowance threshold, you do not need to pay NI + it is treated as paid for all intents and purposes (including benefits and pensions). * How does it even make sense? Why does this not extend to any income below the personal allowance threshold instead?

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Hi, thank you so much for this video! You are a lifesaver!! I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I have accidentally put X in the section "If any of your businesses received coronavirus support payments (such as CJRS) you must put ‘X’ in the box to declare that they have been included when calculating profits in the period of this return" even though I have never claimed or received coronavirus support payments. Will this be a problem?

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[@markridge3344]

Hi hope you can help I’ve not worked since 06/02/2023 due to medical reasons and was wondering how I go about filling out my self assessment this year Many thanks

[@sharonlewandowski1138]

Which page and box {es} do I use to declare my two payments on account On January 31 and July 31 respectively arising from my 2021-22 tax position total?