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Spot on

I don't know..just speculating really....its just the lack of info ....also someone else posted that you would still pay tax once a year..not sure how they know that...for someone like me its another 16 months before it takes effect...i'll be having a chat with the accountant sometime or other...

There’s a lot to be clarified ..so best he chat with his accountant i’m just throwing a few things out there..and it’s not happening for another 16 months for the likes of you and me ..but i’d like to be prepared

Thanks for reply

In theory but not in practise is my reckoning ..how to deal with capital allowances etc ..feck that I as good as work six days a week for nine months of the year and struggle to get my head round stuff like that

The arrears thing is slightly misleading in that for example myself I pay twice yearly (only one return).. once in January then again July partly based on a forecast of earnings ..I get confused part of the reason I use an accountant even for my simple circumstances..I brought it up as the one...

It’s the mechanics of it ..and like I said in my opening post ..where you use an accountant..higher bills....where you haven’t been paid for work and yet have to pay tax on it causing cash flow issues etc etc..

This though is income tax

Lol I wish ...no private pension= work until I drop

I see this has been delayed until 2019 for those with a turnover of less than £85k (starts April 2018 if above)...,has anyone had a chat with their accountant about how this is all going to work out...higher fee starters?...another problem I foresee for my self is seasonal working ..then there...