✅ Understand Your Tax Obligations and Avoid HMRC Surprises
If you're working in the UK as a sole trader, freelancer, or director of a Ltd company, you need to pay two key taxes:
 Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions (NIC). At YUDEY, we provide clear, personalised guidance on how much you owe, when to pay, and how to minimise your tax bill legally — whether you work alone or run a business.
📌 What Is Income Tax?
Income Tax is paid on profits or income earned from:
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Self-employment 
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Employment (salary or wages) 
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Rental income 
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Dividends or savings 
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Pensions or benefits 
For the 2024/25 tax year, the personal allowance is £12,570 — you don’t pay tax on income below this.
| Income Band | Tax Rate | 
|---|---|
| £0 – £12,570 | 0% (personal allowance) | 
| £12,571 – £50,270 | 20% (basic rate) | 
| £50,271 – £125,140 | 40% (higher rate) | 
| Over £125,140 | 45% (additional rate) | 
📌 What Is National Insurance (NI)?
National Insurance Contributions fund UK state benefits (e.g. pension, healthcare) and apply to both employees and self-employed.
| Class | Who Pays | 2024/25 Rate | 
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Employees | 8% (reduced from 10%) over £12,570 | 
| Class 2 | Self-employed | £3.45 per week (flat rate) | 
| Class 4 | Self-employed with profits > £12,570 | 6% on profits between £12,570–£50,270 | 
Self-employed individuals pay Class 2 + Class 4 via Self Assessment. Directors pay Class 1 via payroll.
🧾 How YUDEY Helps
| Service | Description | 
|---|---|
| Income tax calculation | Based on salary, dividends, rental income, etc. | 
| NI contribution planning | Ensure you're paying the right class at the right rate | 
| Self Assessment filing (SA100) | We report both income tax and NI to HMRC | 
| PAYE setup and salary planning | For directors and small business owners | 
| Tax efficiency advice | Reduce tax legally with allowances and expense planning | 
| Multilingual support | Clear explanations in English, Ukrainian, or Polish | 
⚠️ Deadlines & Penalties
| Task | Deadline | 
|---|---|
| Register for Self Assessment | 5 October | 
| Submit SA100 | 31 January | 
| Pay income tax & NI | 31 January | 
| Make second tax payment (if required) | 31 July | 
Late filing = £100+ fine. Interest charged on late tax payments.
🧑💼 Who Needs This Guidance?
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Self-employed individuals (sole traders, freelancers) 
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Ltd company directors receiving dividends and salary 
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UK landlords with rental income 
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New migrants unsure how UK tax works 
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Anyone earning over £12,570 outside PAYE 
🛡️ Why Choose YUDEY?
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Friendly team that explains UK tax in plain language 
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Tax optimisation tailored to your income model 
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Registered HMRC agents — we deal with them so you don’t have to 
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Support in 🇬🇧 English, 🇺🇦 Ukrainian, 🇵🇱 Polish 
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Affordable flat rates for individuals and business owners 
📞 Unsure About Tax or NI? Let’s Talk.
Avoid unexpected tax bills and legal trouble.
 Contact YUDEY for expert guidance on Income Tax and National Insurance — we’ll help you plan, file, and save.
 
 
		
 
 
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