Advice on Self Assessment on < £1000 secondary income?

Hi, I have a question regarding my self assessment eligibility. I'm a full time employee and have recently taken on a side project that paid me £600. Do I now need to register for self assessment and fill out a tax return form Or does this come under £1000 income allowance and I don't need to do anything? Any help will me much appreciated. Kind regards

J Raja Was there any link between your employer and this side project?

 

@sportyfae, No, the side project was completely separate from the employment. Although same line of work.

Hi,

You won't need to complete the return if the gross income is less than £1,000 and it meets the criteria shown here.

Trading allowance

Thank you.

I have a question if I received 18000 a year, how do my rates work? after 1000 pounds received how does it work?

Hi,

You can find guidnce here:

Income Tax rates and Personal Allowances

Thank you.

Hi I have a question I’ve just started freelancing on Upwork …as it’s early days I’m not making much. Do I have to show my income to HMRC? Thanks

Hi Sabin21,
Please see:
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).
Thank you.

Hi I'm a full time employee. I did an extra paid work on the side of employment and earned £700 (i.e, less than 1000). The side work is linked to my employer. Do I need to declare this in my tax return as another earning?. Thank you

Hi,
Unless the other income earned is covered by the trading income allowance, then the £700 would need to be declared in your tax return. You can see guidance here:
Trading allowance
Thank you. 

Hello, I'm a full time employee. I registered years ago as self-employed for secondary income. I'm no longer earning more than the £1000 allowance but I'm still registered as self employed. Do I need to send a self assessment? Do I need to close my Self-employment registration? thank you for your help

Hi,
You can check here if you need to submit a tax return.
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return 
Thank you.