This podcast is sponsored by HM Revenue and Customs, HMRC. You know what I love about this day and age? What, what's that? Everybody's got more than just a nine to five. So many of our community and audience aren't taking just one salary. Everyone wants their bread up. One isn't enough. We need more. Word, man. They're entrepreneurs everywhere. We even started this podcast as a side hassle. Then it became our full-time hustle. Some would call us the OGs of side-hassling. Yeah, I wouldn't know that far. Too far, yeah? Yeah, just a little. But these days, people are doing loads. Hair dressing. Selling things online. Cleaning shoe services, making and delivering food.

Yeah, man, everything is all good and well, but tax is a real thing, guys.

You need to get it right.

Nobody wants an unexpected tax bill.

Not everyone has to tell HMRC though.

We are specifically talking to a special group of people.

Oh, special people, yeah? Who these people? Put it this way. If you made more of people. Special people, yeah, who are these people?

Put it this way.

If you made more than £1,000 from your side hustle,

you need to tell HMRC.

That's right, some people may get it confused.

So one last time for those in the back.

No problem, I'll repeat it.

If you made more than £1,000 from your side hustle, you need to tell

HMRC. Search tax help for hustles to learn more and check if you need to pay tax.

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I don't have much time. We need some fierce debate topics for next week's episode.

It's a light, funny podcast, so nothing too deep.

And make sure they're fresh, nothing that's been done to death.

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