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freelance in addition to full time work
Hi
I currently work full time but have had several approaches to do small freelance projects. I would love to take them up as I see myself going freelance full time in the future but I am unsure about the financial complexities of doing this - tax/ni, who (if anyone) should I register with etc? Also are there any other financial issues I need to consider?
I've found plenty of advice for freelance only but nothing relating to both!
Victoria :confused:
I currently work full time but have had several approaches to do small freelance projects. I would love to take them up as I see myself going freelance full time in the future but I am unsure about the financial complexities of doing this - tax/ni, who (if anyone) should I register with etc? Also are there any other financial issues I need to consider?
I've found plenty of advice for freelance only but nothing relating to both!
Victoria :confused:
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Rizzo
Messages count : 51Likes count : 0Registration : 5 November 2006Freelancing on the side
Hi Victoria
This may help: Freelancer's Questions – Freelancing on the side :: Freelance UK
Any good?
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victoria
Messages count : 2Likes count : 0Registration : 6 November 2006thank you!:D - Contact in PM
web_freak2006
Messages count : 4Likes count : 0Registration : 27 November 2006fulltime + freelance-confused?
Hey new to the forum- i didnt quite understand that post - how can you be put down as self employed when your still working fulltime? this is what i am wanting to do too and have just got the idea in my mind this morning. - Contact in PM
gblaskey
Messages count : 1Likes count : 0Registration : 28 November 2006cash for creatives
I work for a creative agency that often uses freelancers.
If you go to BLM Flint Freelancer Registration you can register on our freelancers database, then there is a chance we'll use you if the right job comes up.
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journoman
Messages count : 13Likes count : 0Registration : 6 November 2006
Nothing to stop you being both at the same time. I used to work full time and then kicked off the freelancing career by doing bits in the evenings/weekends etc.web_freak2006, post: 99 a écrit : Hey new to the forum- i didnt quite understand that post - how can you be put down as self employed when your still working fulltime? this is what i am wanting to do too and have just got the idea in my mind this morning. - Contact in PM
web_freak2006
Messages count : 4Likes count : 0Registration : 27 November 2006hey thanks for that, yeah i looked into it alot more and found out about lots of stuff via hm revenue site etc.
i also added my details to blm 🙂 - Contact in PM
MickeyFinn
Messages count : 120Likes count : 0Registration : 30 October 2006Yeah, working a 'proper job' while freelancing is the best way to get started and think that is probably what most of us freelancers did to start off. Make sure you pay your taxes though 🙂 - Contact in PM
notepad
Messages count : 4Likes count : 0Registration : 20 November 2006Yeah, still 'doing the day job'. - Contact in PM
MickeyFinn
Messages count : 120Likes count : 0Registration : 30 October 2006What's the day job notepad? Related to your freelancing work? - Contact in PM
notepad
Messages count : 4Likes count : 0Registration : 20 November 2006
Well, its also 'freelancing' in its way, I suppose. But its not always a 'day' job.MickeyFinn, post: 110 a écrit : What's the day job notepad? Related to your freelancing work?
Celtic/Jazz crossover musician. Any event. Any Occaision. Busking if there's nothing else on that day.
It pays for the bills and the beer 🙂 - Contact in PM
MickeyFinn
Messages count : 120Likes count : 0Registration : 30 October 2006Wicked! Far better than a day job then 😃
