Received a coronavirus Self-employment Income Support Scheme grant in the year to 5 April 2022 Worked for yourself or you were a sub-contractor working in the construction industry, and the total turnover that would be taxed in the year from all of your businesses was over £1,000 Self-employmentįill in the Self-employment pages if you: You’ll need a separate Employment page for each job, directorship or office. If you were a sub-contractor working in the construction industry, do not include that income on an Employment page (see the next section: 2 Self-employment). Received a disguised remuneration loan from a third party in respect of your employer or ex-employer Were resident in the UK and received an income from any foreign employment Worked for one person through another company or partnership, for example, agency work Held an office, such as chairperson, secretary or treasurer and received income for that work Were employed in full-time, part-time or casual employment You should fill in the Employment page if you: You can print supplementary pages and notes from our website. If you do not, we’ll treat your tax return as incomplete and send it back to you. If you put X in any of the Yes boxes on page TR 2, you need to fill in and send us the supplementary pages for that income or gain too. Read the first 2 pages of your tax return (and read notes 1 to 9) before you fill in the form. But you need to make sure the booklet has all the relevant supplementary pages. We’ve sent you a tax return that we think matches your personal circumstances. If you ask someone else to fill in your tax return, you’re still responsible for the information on it and you must sign the form. If you make a mistake, strike through the error and put the correct details next to the box, otherwise we may ask you to pay too much tax

Read: Most people file online on the front of the SA100 form

If you do, it will take longer to deal with your tax return and will delay any repayment.

personal pension contributions certificatesĭo not send any receipts, accounts or other paperwork or correspondence with your tax return, unless we ask for them.

your bank statements, building society passbooks, dividend counterfoils or investment brokers’ schedules.

if you work for yourself, your profit or loss account or your business records.

details of employee leaving work, payslips or your P2 PAYE Coding Notice.

You may need the following documents and forms to help you fill in the tax return: See the Self Assessment tax returns page for more information. We’ll charge you further penalties if your return is more than 3, 6 and 12 months late. If we do not receive your tax return by the deadlines, you’ll have to pay a £100 penalty - even if you do not owe any tax.

The deadline for paying your tax bill, or any Class 2 National Insurance, is 31 January 2023.

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