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Side Hustle Tax in the UK 2026/27: When You Need to Tell HMRC

Selling on Vinted, doing weekend freelance work, driving for a delivery app — side income is taxable above certain thresholds, and HMRC now gets data directly from platforms. Here's exactly when you need to register and what you owe.

Emma Clarke1 Jul 20265 min read

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Earning £5,000 From a Side Hustle: The Tax You Actually Owe in 2026/27

A side hustle making £5,000 profit on top of a salaried job is well past the £1,000 trading allowance, so it must be declared. Depending on whether you are a basic or higher-rate taxpayer, the tax and Class 4 NI bill ranges from roughly £1,090 to £2,090. Here is the full breakdown.

CalcHub Editorial7 Jun 20265 min read

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