Ebay taxes

If Im employed as PAYE and take another income of ebay say 100 per week, how much tax could I expect to pay on that 100 and how would I go about declaring it?

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Richard
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Richard blarted:

Depends what your day job pays, if you are highly paid and the ebay income takes you into the higher tax bracket you could pay as much as 40% of it as tax. On the other hand if you are low paid from your day job, then you would pay a lower rate of tax, say %20.

As this income is from self employment, you would need to fill in a Self Assessment and declare all the income, the tax office would tell you how much you then need to pay.

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George Edwards

Be sure to deduct any legitimate expenses you incurred, like listing fees, postage, PayPal fees, phone calls etc.

Alec

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Alec

You are taxed on profit, not income. There is also National Insurance to consider - Class 2 and Class 4 for the self-employed. However, there is an overall maximum limit (including Class 1) which cannot exceed the maximum for Classes 2 & 4.

Doug Ramage

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Doug Ramage

What happens if you have no reciepts for your wholesale purchases?

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Richard

Unless you paid cash, there should a record of their purchase - bank/credit card statements etc?

Doug Ramage

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Doug Ramage

You've been a silly boy. You are suppoosed to keep this stuff for 6 years.

Or did you mean that it didn't exist in the first place. You'll have to try to make sure that it does in future

tim

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tim

You should register as self employed with the inland revenue and complete a tax return each year. Some useful sources of information:

0845 915 4515 - Inland Revenue HelpLine
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I am sure that there will come a point when the authorities start trawling through ebay records for undeclared income if they haven't already. It is better to declare your income first.

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dp

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