40 articles tagged with Self Employed Tax.
Running a Christmas market stall for just six or eight weeks still creates UK tax obligations. Self Assessment registration, the £1,000 trading allowance, and record-keeping for cash sales, explained for 2026/27.
How independent and market-stall butchers pay tax in 2026/27 — allowable expenses for equipment, refrigeration and premises, and a worked Self Assessment example.
How UK tax rules apply to eBay and other online marketplace selling in 2026/27 — the trading allowance, when you must register, and a worked example.
A worked 2026/27 example of Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance for a self-employed glazier, plus the glass, tools and van expenses that reduce taxable profit.
How self-employed illustrators pay tax in 2026/27 — allowable expenses for equipment, software and studio costs, and a worked Self Assessment example.
How a self-employed landscape gardener's seasonal profit is taxed in 2026/27, with a worked Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance example and typical allowable expenses.
What happens to your State Pension record if self-employed profits fall below the £7,105 small profits threshold in 2026/27, now Class 2 National Insurance is abolished for most.
How a self-employed tiler's profits are taxed in 2026/27, with a worked Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance example and the deductible expenses that matter most.
Online platforms including Airbnb now report host earnings directly to HMRC. What this means for UK hosts' tax obligations in 2026, and how it changes the compliance picture.
How self-employed London black cab (hackney carriage) drivers handle Self Assessment, vehicle costs, Knowledge training and the VAT threshold in 2026/27.
How self-employed brewery and distillery tour guides in the UK handle Self Assessment, seasonal tourist-season income and the trading allowance in 2026.
Whether cleaning solo or building a small team, here's how UK Income Tax, National Insurance and VAT apply to a domestic cleaning business in 2026/27.
