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VAT to be paid or not?

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Uber is saying if youre near 80k in on year you have to pay the VAT.

But those 80k is the gross fare, so they take 25% from those 80k and then they are saying i have to pay another 20% vat from those 80k or the remaining of 60k?

£80,000 gross fare

£20,000 uber commission 25%

£60,000 remaining before VAT

£16,000 VAT tax

£44,000 after VAT

Now lets cut the costs of working for Uber from the remaining £44,000:

Car rent/lease/finance - from £4000 to £8000 , depending of the car

Fuel - from £5000 to £7000

Insurance - Minimum £2000

Car maintenance - minimum £2000 if you're lucky not to have major work done

TOTAL=minimum £15,000

£44,000 minus the costs of being able to work= £29,000

AND now lets talk talk about the other TAX like NIN and profit TAX which can be another another 20% or a minimum of 10% right?  and again your earning will drop :o

This is around £2400/month your real income!! but bare in mind how many hours you have to work to make those 80k :o

What a trap, i feel sorry for those who have to pay VAT, is better to work less and not pay VAT

I am sure you can avoid VAT tax  using different companies but still.....

SO guys, don't work too much, if you re getting close to £80,000 get ready to register some LTD

ANything below £70,000 , continue what are you doing :P

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NO worries guys, just do like the rest of the people..TAX AVOIDING is legal, just change yoour payment details with a new set up LTD company and you will have another year , next year if again make too much money do the same, put a new ltd company B), if you open your eyes you will see alot of companies are doing the same

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On 08/08/2016 at 5:23 PM, fullpower said:

NO worries guys, just do like the rest of the people..TAX AVOIDING is legal, just change yoour payment details with a new set up LTD company and you will have another year , next year if again make too much money do the same, put a new ltd company B), if you open your eyes you will see alot of companies are doing the same

You can do this but then again you still have to pay at some point in the next 3 years...

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