As an auto-entrepreneur how do I show my income on my tax return?

TonyC

8 May 2010 at 17:00 · Viewed 1997 times

I have read on the forum that as an auto-entrepreneur I have to show my income on my tax return here in 黑料网最新入口. The question I have is that in 2009 I worked as a builder and declared some labour which I paid 23% on and supplied some materials which I paid 13%. To break even on the supply of materials I have to charge approx. 115% the cost of the materials so that when you take off the 13% of the gross you end up with just over the cost of the materials. Like any business I have to make a profit so on the materials I actualy charge a 25% mark up. Here is an example.

Labour: 鈧�1000
Material cost: 鈧�1000
Material mark-up: 鈧�250
Invoice total: 鈧�2250
Invoice total: 鈧�2250

So I pay 鈧�230 on Labour and I pay 鈧�162.50 on materials. So I make 鈧�770 on labour and 鈧�87.50 on materials. How do I show this on my tax return?

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