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Do I need to pay tax on my side-hustle income? Is a side-hustle taxable? Is there a new side-hustle tax? Do I need to register for tax when I sell on eBay, Vinted or Etsy etc?

Over the course of 2024 there has been a lot of confusion online about 'side-hustle' tax in the media with Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis accidentally overcomplicating the rules and then trying to correct himself by oversimplifying them.

You will need to register for tax if your side-hustle amounts to running a business or trade and you are making a profit. We explain what that means.

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The Welsh government has announced that a statutory registration and licensing scheme for all visitor accommodation in Wales will be introduced.

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The Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities has opened 'Consultation on timescales for repairs in the social rented sector' on Awaab's Law with cost implications for private landlords.

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HMRC's latest One-To-Many letter campaign targets landlords claiming tax relief on high levels of repair costs.

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For over twenty years more than 700 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for fraud by the Post Office. In January 2024 the Government announced a 'mass exoneration' to clear their criminal convictions and agreeing to make an upfront payment of £75,000 in extra compensation.

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Happy New Year!

We start the year with last minute tips for Self Assessment and a new Agent Update; noting that the Spring Budget is set for 6 March and that a new condoc considers transparency for land-holding trusts.

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  1. Artificial fragmentation: no SEIS
  2. Lifting the veil of secrecy for land-holding trusts
  3. No going concern: no RDEC
  4. Freemason membership fees subject to VAT
  5. Agent Update: December 2023

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