How To Complete The 22/23 Self Assessment Tax Return - SELF EMPLOYED

Thanks for the awesome video :) I've followed your video and tried to submit my return, an error message is showing. It says Submitting and under it in small writing "A problem occurred when you sent your return". It's been an hour but I'm still not able to check if I've missed anything and resubmit. I think I didn't click tick on the last optional section where it says has coronavirus calculations been added. Your help will be really appreciated. I have no idea how to resolve this :(

May I please enquire about where to add honoraria? I am employed, but also have a small freelance business - through that, I only earned £500 this year. However, I also receive a monthly honorarium from a US company, that originates in USD but is paid to me in Sterling. Should this be declared as foreign income? Should I include it with my freelance income, or declare it in a separate section? Many thanks for any advice.

I missed my assessment for 2022/2023 is there a way to avoid paying the fine?

I like this video a lot but this is my second year paying tax in uk and your video clarify almost everything a part from one which makes me ask other 3 questions: Why the HMRC doesn’t mention the money we(I) paid ahead? They only show what we owe for the current tax year but does it show up after submit the form? Can I trust them and submit the form and they will deduct the money I paid ahead? Thank you very much for this video!

Hi i wanted to know if i have to fill in a self assessment tax return as my mum died and left a house to me and my sister and we were the executors and we sold the property,and paid capital gains tax and had a letter saying i need to do a self assessment tax return, is this right , thank you

How do I actually get to the page "Taylor your return"? Thanks.

invaluable last year looking forward to a great guide again

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Great video!

I was just wondering if I sell on Etsy and Shopify to international customers outside of the UK does this mean I need to fill in the section about if you received any foreign income, do you need to complete the foreign section? Would I click yes or no to this?


any help would be greatly appreciated! :)

Finally, an amazing video from a very eloquent guy. This was really helpful in clarifying a lot of things. Thank you.

Hi, I am self employed. I need to do the tax return before October 31. I have form. but tottaly deferent then what I watch from your video. I have tattaly confusion what to do.

Thanks for great explanations on above video, however I am confused, I am a Pensioner as well as self employed, where do I detail this pension income on the SE form?

Thanks for your information.... Expenses, why do I not have the option to enter my expenses as one single figure?

Thanks a lot! Reading it right now. I'm a Canadian just moved to the UK, there's so many differences between Canada (Quebec) taxes and UK taxes!

Thank you so much for this video. Very reassuring to listen to someone go through everything, checking my own work at the same time.

if i do this return with all the partnership details and my share of profits, do i also need to do a SA800 form?

Excellent video. Can you please explain if a NON DOM Irish Tax resident/ordinary Tax Resident, (self Emploued), in ireland filling up FORM 11 has to declare his over seas Rental income? Yes or No? In case he has to declare his over seas rental income, does the individual get taxed on his overseas Residental income, if he has not brought over, or spent any on foreign credit card?

May I ask a question? I have a job and also work as a freelancer. In a self-assessment, I earned £1100. If the self-assessment earning is less than £1000, there's no need for a tax return. However, if I earned £1100, should I use the full £1100 for the self-assessment tax return, or should I deduct the £1000 threshold? If I use £1100, considering my job's salary in addition, I would need to pay more than £100 in taxes. Does this mean that in reality, I can only keep less than £1000? Would it be better to charge £1000 for the freelancer service? Am I understanding this correctly?

Where do you put contractors in on your self assessment? Mine was sent in wrong and I never declared 2 workers. I'm trying to find where you put the money deduction from the payees. I've spoke to numerous accountants and they say it's two boxes to fill in and I can't find the boxes