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Hi,
So i have a question... I use Quickbooks to keep in check with my self emplyment income but i do have a second income working for a company who sort out my tax etc for me. Am i able to input that somewhere into quickbooks so it would calculate my tax due (for my self employment) more accurately?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Callum,
Welcome to Community.
You can certainly enter your income from your employment into your Tax Profile section, however this will not pull to the Self Assessment within the reports section.
You would still need to complete some manual calculation when entering the information on HMRC Self Assessment to include this figure.
Let me know if you have any other queries.
Hi Callum,
Welcome to Community.
You can certainly enter your income from your employment into your Tax Profile section, however this will not pull to the Self Assessment within the reports section.
You would still need to complete some manual calculation when entering the information on HMRC Self Assessment to include this figure.
Let me know if you have any other queries.
So what is the point of the tax profile?
Hello
The tax profile in Self Employed can impact the tax summary which is used to fill in the SA103F form for example it can impact allowable/disallowable in regards to hours worked from home and then putting through rent/rates/insurance expenses for example
It can also affect what income pulls through to the p and l if for example you state you have started self employed mid year
More information can be found here
Thanks
Emma
Can you add this functionality as there are hundreds of thousands of people working in this way?
there must be a work around to calculate estimated tax for people who are employed (employer paying tax and NI etc), but run self employed businesses in spare time? I bought my subscription on the basis the app would help me in lots of respects but also in this specific way.
if I have to do these things manually, then I don’t need the app- I can just use excel.
Hello there, @SWED,
The program supports self-employed individuals in tracking your business-related transactions. Since you have a second income from another employer, you can perform the steps provided by my peer, @Anonymous, above as a workaround.
I'll take note of your feature request so I can pass this along here on my end. Please know that we are listening to your suggestion about tracking your second income in the program.
For more useful topics about the system, you can browse them through this link: QuickBooks Self-Employed.
You can count me in if there's anything else you need, @SWED.
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