Dave
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RE: Self Assessment if only income is through investments
Thank you for clarifying, but this still does not answer my question. Is this classified as "self employed" so do I require a business tax account? Or will a personal account do... Thanks again -
RE: Self Assessment if only income is through investments
Hi, I am not trading. I do not use a trading platform and do not buy derivatives, CFD's etc with any leverage. I buy just stocks and hold 6-24 months or so then sell them. This produces a capital gain and I use this to cover my living expenses. -
Self Assessment if only income is through investments
Hi, I have a question around employment status. I left my job a couple years ago as I invested on the side and the income/return this has provided grew to a point where I can live off it full time. My day to day mainly consists of monitoring the markets and managing my investments accordingly. Does this make me self-employed? So I would need a business tax account? I have always filed my previous returns under a personal tax account while I was employed and my investment income was just in addition to that under the additional income sources section/capital gains etc, however now my investment income is my only income. Would just like to know how I should go about this. Many thanks