Quiz Question

Question 1

The Side Hustle Test: Did you make more than £1,000 total from a side gig this year?

💡Tip: This is your total earnings before expenses (from things like Etsy, dog walking, or freelancing).

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The Mega Earner Test: Is your main job salary (or total income) over £150,000 this year?

💡Tip: HMRC requires everyone in this high-earning bracket to file a return automatically.

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The Landlord Test: Did you rent out a house or flat and collect £10,000 or more in rent payments?

💡Tip: This is the total rent collected before you pay for repairs or management fees.

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The Secret Income Test: Did you receive any income of more than £2,500 where no tax has already been taken off?

💡Tip: Common examples are trust fund payments or bank interest that wasn't taxed at source.

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The Company Boss Test: Are you a director of a formal Limited Company and receiving dividends?

💡Tip: If you pay yourself through a mix of salary and dividends, you need to tell HMRC about the dividend part.

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The Child Benefit Crossover: Do you or your partner claim Child Benefit, AND does either of you earn over £60,000?

💡Tip: At this income level, HMRC starts to ask for some of that Child Benefit back through your tax return.

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The Foreign Money Test: Did you receive any income from overseas?

💡Tip: This includes foreign jobs, renting out a property abroad, or foreign investments.

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The Crypto/Asset Sale Test: Did you sell, swap, or gift assets (like shares, a second home, or crypto) where the total value was over £50,000, OR your profit (gain) was more than £3,000?

💡Tip: Selling 'stuff' for a big profit usually triggers Capital Gains Tax.

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All Clear 🎉

Based on your answers, you likely **do not** need to file a Self-Assessment for the 2025-2026 tax year.

✏️ Note : This assumes you haven't received a specific letter from HMRC asking you to file for other reasons.

Here result

ACTION REQUIRED ⚠️

Based on your answers, you need to submit a tax return for the 2025-2026 tax year.

Why we said yes:

🗓️ Key Deadline: You must file your return and PAY any tax owed by January 31, 2027.

Click here to start your Tax Return and avoid incorrect or late fees