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Cake Decorator Tax UK 2026/27: Wedding Cakes, Ingredients and Delivery

Self-employed wedding and celebration cake decorators face upfront ingredient costs, expensive kit and fragile-cargo delivery logistics. Full worked example on £28,000 turnover showing what a decorator actually keeps after tax.

Emma Clarke4 Jul 20268 min read

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Upcycled Furniture Seller Tax UK 2026/27: Stock, Vans and Real Profit

Selling restored furniture on Facebook Marketplace, Etsy or from a local shop counts as trading, not hobby income, once you're buying regularly to resell. Full worked example on £22,000 turnover shows a take-home of roughly £16,300 after tax.

Emma Clarke4 Jul 20266 min read

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