Hi Mark25810,
If you are employed to do a job of work at the end of the tax year, you will receive a P60.
You would tick 'yes' to employment and show your pay and tax from the P60.
As a sole trader, you tick 'yes' to self employed.
This will allow you to declare your gross turnover and either claim £1000 trading allowance of itemised expenses.
Self assessment adds up all of the sources and types of income declared and works out how much tax is overpaid or underpaid on them.
If you submit your tax return and then later discover a mistake, you have 2 years from the end of the tax year, to amend that mistake. Eg, the 2023 to 2024 tax returns needs to be submitted no late than 31 January 2025 and you would have until 31 January 2027 to make any amendments.
Here is guidance to "My first Self Assessment tax return"
My first Self Assessment tax return
Thank you.