My wife may have inadvertently said something (she is not a businesswoman, she just does bits and pieces of work for money and then declares it a self assessment)
Despite me telling her she is unlikely to get into any serious trouble ( we are talking quite a bit less than £10k a year ) she now wants to do everything 'proper' (though she doesn't know what 'proper' is)
Does she have to make up audited accounts anyway? I'm sure if she does I could do them for her with a web link ( I'm not going to try any tricks like 'writing things off'- it frankly isn't worth the effort for the sums we are talking about)
I believe that they think she is a sole traderMy wife may have inadvertently said something (she is not a businesswoman, she just does bits and pieces of work for money and then declares it a self assessment)Despite me telling her she is unlikely to
DFCIRONMAN 05 Apr 12 11:05 Joined: 04 Dec 04 | Topic/replies: 19,951 | Blogger: DFCIRONMAN's blog The other "organization"......who are they?
The Council/Government
She claiming a teaching training grant but is fearful of repercussions
DFCIRONMAN05 Apr 12 11:05 Joined: 04 Dec 04 | Topic/replies: 19,951 | Blogger: DFCIRONMAN's blogThe other "organization"......who are they?The Council/GovernmentShe claiming a teaching training grant but is fearful of repercussions
she just does bits and pieces of work for money and then declares it a self assessment) -
This statement is very vague re her status as "self-employed".....
"repercussions" wording is also vague re what you mean?
she just does bits and pieces of work for money and then declares it a self assessment) -This statement is very vague re her status as "self-employed"....."repercussions" wording is also vague re what you mean?