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glenpen

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Glen
I like others make and sell pens mainly at 9 craft Fairs during the year. I have been told that I should Register as a SOLE TRADER. Are you registered or have any opinions on this subject.
Glen:sob:
 
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loftyhermes

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Market Warsop, Notts
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Steve
If you're already selling then you should be registered with HMRC for self assessment, that's all that's needed along with adequate insurance i.e. public and product liability. That's all I did in the 8 years of doing craft fairs.
 
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Ratty

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David
If you turnover more than £1000 a year(Turnover not profit) you need to be registered.
Easy to do, just makes you keep good records to be able to file your return once a year.
 
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geordie0928

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Whickham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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I agree with RATTY, you have to keep record of what you buy, and what you sell. The :vangry:HMRC:vangry: are not very good good at letting you off with a warning, :sob:they will want there pound of flesh:sob:.
 
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