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7 Tips on How To Pay Taxes When Self-Employed

23rd November 2023

It is self-assessment tax return season - a time when freelancers, side hustlers and self-employed individuals are busy calculating their earnings, expenses and student loan repayments.

Being self-employed comes with many benefits - you get to be your own boss and have the potential to earn extra cash alongside your full-time job. But filing your own taxes can be tricky, to say the least.

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