Qualifying care relief
This page explains the rules for using qualifying care relief (QCR). You can read about what constitutes qualifying care on the pages for foster carers and shared lives carers, as appropriate.
This page explains the rules for using qualifying care relief (QCR). You can read about what constitutes qualifying care on the pages for foster carers and shared lives carers, as appropriate.
If you are renewing a taxi, private hire or scrap metal licence, then you need to complete a ‘tax check’ before you can renew the licence. We only cover the position here if you are a sole trader (self-employed) or an employee. However, if you operate your business through a partnership or limited ...
If you are self-employed, you may have to pay National Insurance contributions (NIC). For more general information on National Insurance, visit our National Insurance page. If you want information on how to get a National Insurance number (NINO) or what to do if you have lost or forgotten your ...
You pay income tax and National Insurance contributions (NIC) on your self-employed profits if you earn above certain thresholds. This page looks at how you pay the tax and National Insurance contributions on your income from self-employment.
The trading allowance is available to those with trading and/or miscellaneous income. The allowance is sometimes also known as the trading and miscellaneous income allowance, or hobby allowance. On this page, we look at when you are entitled to the trading allowance and how it is applied.
Coronavirus had far-reaching financial impacts on individuals and businesses across the world. The government provided support for the self-employed in the UK under the self-employment income support scheme (SEISS). The scheme ended in September 2021, but for reference purposes this page covers the ...