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Originally Posted by jambutty
I think that applies if you become an employee.
It may not apply if you become self employed.
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Agreed, so on the face of it perhaps anyone doing this work is going to be self-employed, which has advantages. For instance they could probably offset the £200 against their turnover, as a legitimate business expenditure, and claim various expenses like phone calls etc. (that's out - not in
) to reduce their tax bill. It would only be a case of keeping records and submitting a tax return every year.