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CiderMonkey | 10:17 Wed 21st Jan 2009 | Jobs & Education
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I started working part time self employed in Dec 2007 and stopped in November 2008. I only earnt a very, very small amount, no more than �100 in total.

I did register as self employed but applied for a certificate of small earnings so I didn;t have to pay NI on the earnings as well as NI for my full time job.

Do I need to inform them I am now no longer working as self employed? Also, will I need to fill a tax return or anything for the work I did?
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You earned �100 in 11months as SE? If you're employed your employer will have informed the tax office of your changed status.

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Yep, it was only the odd bit of research work here and there for a few pounds.

It's not going from SE to employed, as I was working full time at the same time as doing this little bit of SE work. Do I still need to let the tax office know?

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