For instance, you might need to register for self-assessment ... you need to let HMRC know using this online form. If you have made 30 sales or £1,700 this year you will be contacted by Vinted ...

Mistakes to avoid on your tax return as Martin Lewis issues warning over delays - The Money Saving Expert founder cautions against leaving it until the last moment - and over child benefit allowances ...

You must submit a return if you were self-employed and made more than £1,000, if you were a partner in a business partnership ... a penalty charge using HMRC's SA 370 form.

HMRC has warned of penalties for millions of people ... You may also need to fill in a tax form if you're a new partner in a business partnership, have received any untaxed income over £2,500, or ...

HMRC has warned of penalties for ... You may also need to fill in a tax form if you're a new partner in a business partnership, have received any untaxed income over £2,500, or receive Child ...

The evolution of technology has made it easier for entrepreneurs to register ... partnership, and limited liability partnership, a company limited by guarantee, etc. You can typically form any ...

QuickBooks is HMRC ... a partnership, or you have some other complication to contend with – you're non-resident in the UK maybe – ABC Self-Assessment will point you towards the right form.

My question is whether they are required to form a partnership and register this with HMRC as they are working together on the writing and publication of the book, with the profits being split equally ...

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has outlined 10 valid reasons that could save you from a £100 penalty for missing the self-assessment deadline. A reasonable excuse is defined as an unforeseen ...

You can let HMRC know about your change of circumstances by filling in an online form, using HMRC’s online digital assistant, or by phoning 0300 200 3310. You’ll need your National Insurance ...

Although the tax rules haven't changed, platforms such as Vinted and other online marketplace's must now report certain information to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). HMRC has highlighted that the ...