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Limited company?

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Mrspopper · 08/01/2023 10:22

I work full time employed so all tax pensions etc go out of salary. I have recently taken on other work as well which is paid into my account so I am responsible for the tax etc.
I am wondering the best way to deal with this? Should I set up ltd company for the additional income? It’s all new to me so any advice would be gratefully received.

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RandomPerson42 · 08/01/2023 16:46

Ltd Company will add a lot more admin and expense e.g. accountant needed, have to submit confirmation statements each year, pay corporation tax etc.

Unless you need a Ltd Co. then a simple sole-trader account is far better and much easier on the self-assessment tax returns you will now have to do each year (you will have to register as self-employed with HMRC).

Xanorra · 08/01/2023 17:09

Ltd might be more advantageous tax wise but only above a certain income, which is unlikely if you do this alongside a permanent job(?). It might be worth checking with an accountant what applies to you.

Mrspopper · 08/01/2023 20:00

thank you both

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user1497207191 · 08/01/2023 22:46

Highly unlikely to be worth it now that tax is similar each way. There are some circumstances where worthwhile tax savings can be made but highly unlikely for a very small scale sideline alongside a job.

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