Nie prowadze SE w UK. Jednak patrzac do
zrodla znalazlem:
Cytat:
What we mean by annual turnover
If you are self-employed or receive income from property, ‘turnover’ means the
total income earned from your business or UK property. It includes:
cash and cheques
tips, fees and commissions
value of any payments ‘in kind’ for work that you’ve done
the value of any stock or goods taken without payment from the business for
use by you, your family or your friends
money due to you up to your accounting date whether or not you have actually
been paid
income from any land that you own or lease out
income from any property that you let
any rent over £4,250 from a furnished room in your own home.
It does not include:
money received from the sale of a piece of equipment or machinery that you
have previously owned and used in your business
money received from the sale of business premises
Business Start-up Allowance or Enterprise Allowance.
If you have been self-employed or have been receiving income from property for less
than a full tax year, or if your accounting period is shorter or longer than 12 months,
then the annual turnover limit goes down or up proportionately
IMHO w turnover powinienes wpisac dochod brutto. Koszty (w tym podatek) odlicza sie osobno.
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