wivenhoe65
Well-Known Member
On a slightly more serious note
I have always been employed since age 15 so have never jumped through the hoops of the self employed , my brother however has been self employed in the building trade for decades , and as far as i understand it from him is if he works for multiple different builders over the course of a tax year (as opposed to just one ) he can continue to be self employed , how that fits in with beating would depend upon the individual circumstances of the beater eg multiple shoots / multiple different jobs ?
I did ask the question of our keeper at the end of last season - i did not get a coherent or repeatable answer.
For me personally , i would rather do it for free than pay any more tax .
I have always been employed since age 15 so have never jumped through the hoops of the self employed , my brother however has been self employed in the building trade for decades , and as far as i understand it from him is if he works for multiple different builders over the course of a tax year (as opposed to just one ) he can continue to be self employed , how that fits in with beating would depend upon the individual circumstances of the beater eg multiple shoots / multiple different jobs ?
I did ask the question of our keeper at the end of last season - i did not get a coherent or repeatable answer.
For me personally , i would rather do it for free than pay any more tax .