Rejestracja Własnej Działalności Gospodarczej w Anglii.pdf

Becoming self–employed and registering for National Insurance contributions and/or tax

You must tell us when you start working for yourself –

that is when you become self–employed.

The easiest way is to call the Self–Employed

Registration Helpline on

08459 15 45 15

Check this form first for the details you must give to

the operator.

You can also

• fill in this form and post it to

National Insurance Contributions Office

Central Agent Authorisation Team

Longbenton

Newcastle upon Tyne

NE98 1ZZ , or

• take it to any HM Revenue & Customs office.

Please tick the box if you would like us to send you a

copy of ‘Starting up in business’ guide after you have

registered. Or you can find it on the website at

www.hmrc.gov.uk/startingup

Address

Postcode

Your home phone/mobile number

Your home e-mail address

Please tell us your most recent tax reference number.

If previously employed it will be the employer

reference shown on your PAYE end of year form P60

or P45 or if previously self–employed it will be the ten

digit reference (under UTR) in the top left hand corner

on page 1 of your Tax Return.

If you are going to do all your work for one person or

firm, you may be an employee. For more information

you can

• visit any HM Revenue & Customs office, or

• telephone the Self Assessment Helpline on

0845 9000 444 .

If you delay telling us you are self–employed for

three months or more you may have to pay a

penalty of £100. If you know you are registering

late, please tell us the reason for the delay on a

separate piece of paper.

If you are not a UK resident, and within the

last 12 months have come to the UK from

abroad, please tick the box.

If you are employed as well as working

for yourself

If you have any paid employment in addition to being

self–employed please enter your employer’s name and

address details below.

Employer

(Please complete this form in CAPITALS)

Address

Yourself

Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss

or other title

First names

Postcode

Surname

Your business

Your date of birth (for example 09/08/1972)

Day

When did you start

working for yourself?

What sort of self–employed work do you do?

Day

Month

Year

Month

Year

Your National Insurance number

Letters

Numbers

Numbers Numbers Letter

If you intend working as a subcontractor in the

Construction Industry you must have a HM Revenue &

Customs registration card to get paid. To find out how

to get one contact any HM Revenue & Customs office

immediately.

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HMRC 10/05

Your business continued

If you are, or will be, doing all your work for one

person or firm, please enter their name and address.

Please tick the box if you are a Share Fisherman

(see leaflet CA11 for further information).

Full name

Address

Please tick the box if you are on the New Deal

25+ scheme.

What is your business name and address?

Name

Postcode

Address

How to pay your Class 2 NICs

Postcode

For tax year 2005-06 self–employed National

Insurance contributions are £2.10 per week.

To arrange payment of your National Insurance

contributions just fill in the Direct Debit

mandate attached.

If you are unable to pay by Direct Debit we will

arrange to send you a bill every 13 weeks. These will

be issued in January, April, July and October.

If you expect your income from the business to be

below £4,345 for the tax year 6 April 2005 to 5 April

2006 you may not have to pay National Insurance

contributions. If you would like more information on

the Small Earnings Exception (SEE) tick the box.

Your business telephone number

Your business e-mail address

What is your position in the business? For example,

sole trader, partner.

Employing someone else

tick as appropriate

Yes No

If you have business partners they also must register as

individuals for National Insurance contributions.

Business partner’s full name

If you are thinking of taking someone on, or already

employ someone else, please phone the New

Employer’s Helpline on 0845 607 0143 . Or tick the

box and we will send you more information.

VAT

Business partner’s National Insurance number

Letters

Please read the note about VAT in the attached leaflet.

If you would like a VAT registration application form

tick the box.

Numbers

Numbers Letter

Business partner’s address

Address

Signed

Day

Month

Year

Postcode

Date

If you have more than one partner please write their

names, addresses and National Insurance numbers

on a separate piece of paper and send it to us with

this form.

Do you have any business partners?

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