I've been a Kleeneze distributor for a few months now and it's going well - but I'm slightly concerned about the tax situation.

I have a full-time job too and pay tax at the basic rate through PAYE, how do I go about declaring my Kleenze income and how is this likely to be taxed?

is there a minimum threshold that the Inland revenue ignores i.e. for self employment ?

Thanks for any help !

The inland revenue rules are that you need to register within 90days of becoming self employed. Else they may fine you upto £100.

Their helpline number is 08459 15 45 15.

They will send you a self assessment return which contains a section for self employed income

roysten wrote:I've been a Kleeneze distributor for a few months now and it's going well - but I'm slightly concerned about the tax situation.

I have a full-time job too and pay tax at the basic rate through PAYE, how do I go about declaring my Kleenze income and how is this likely to be taxed?

is there a minimum threshold that the Inland revenue ignores i.e. for self employment ?

Thanks for any help !

Do as Nadeem suggests and register with the Inland revenue for self assessment. You will be taxed at basic rate or 22% on the PROFIT, unless your a higher rate tax payer.

Crikey ! I think I need to register ! I always thought you had to earn more than £4,500 from working at home before you needed to tell the tax man !

if you have any queries you can give them a call or go down to your local tax office and I am sure they will clear things up about what you need to do.

Heres a link to the inland revenu page for registering

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/individuals/tmas ... ment.shtml

Yeah you should register for inland revenue. You still have time before they fine you. So hurry up!