Self employed.
- Thread starter eox
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Always leave Wednesday free to sign on..always factor in a crate of tizer/iron bru into the price (no compromise) on that,never work For £20 a day im on £25 now thank god..and always explain to builders/clients that all skimming needs a sand blast after uve finished as it paints better..
eox
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Never signed on in my life so don't go there
zolco
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You meant to do a self assessment I think, what you can backdate to the date you started trading. I can't remember the details hence get an accountant they will be able to answer your questions in depth.
But if it's all cash, just take the money and enjoy life lol
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eox
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So to go on my own I don't need to do any thing just carry on doing what I'm Doing?
zolco
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eox
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Thanks buddy
eox
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Since I left school I'm 22 now...
Cant even turn a computer on
zolco
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Orangemachineman
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eox
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Yeah worked with someone until about 5 months ago and he liquidised him company
keithuk
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Whats cash ?
Orangemachineman
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f**k knows
It used to be King
Not anymore though
It used to be King
Not anymore though
eox
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That's what I intend on doing that's why I thought I'd start here with my research thanks for your input though
puddove
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eox
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Moneye outstanding I believe and he's in with the fire service where I believe he is now and there is the case of me going over wall paper oopsHow cums? 2 many call backs on u skimming over wallpaper..
eox
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Okay thanks mate I will look in to it tomorrow
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The two most frequent (and frustrating) problems you'll encounter are:-
1) People. Customers, subbies to you, people you sub to, other trades on site, other trades doing their work first, other trades not doing their work first etc. etc.
2) Suppliers. Wrong materials, out of stock, priced incorrectly, delivered late, not delivered, out of date, damaged, too much, too little, incorrectly packaged etc. etc.
Other than that it's a breeze.
Well, unless you don't have an accountant and HMRC take a shine to you. In which case you should start preparing yourself. Simple things like kicking the soap to the shower wall before you pick it up will help.
1) People. Customers, subbies to you, people you sub to, other trades on site, other trades doing their work first, other trades not doing their work first etc. etc.
2) Suppliers. Wrong materials, out of stock, priced incorrectly, delivered late, not delivered, out of date, damaged, too much, too little, incorrectly packaged etc. etc.
Other than that it's a breeze.
Well, unless you don't have an accountant and HMRC take a shine to you. In which case you should start preparing yourself. Simple things like kicking the soap to the shower wall before you pick it up will help.
eox
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Thanks mate helps a lot I'm going to look in to an accountant tomorrow and go from there I thinkThe two most frequent (and frustrating) problems you'll encounter are:-
1) People. Customers, subbies to you, people you sub to, other trades on site, other trades doing their work first, other trades not doing their work first etc. etc.
2) Suppliers. Wrong materials, out of stock, priced incorrectly, delivered late, not delivered, out of date, damaged, too much, too little, incorrectly packaged etc. etc.
Other than that it's a breeze.
Well, unless you don't have an accountant and HMRC take a shine to you. In which case you should start preparing yourself. Simple things like kicking the soap to the shower wall before you pick it up will help.