>Hi Kevin
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>there is the moral issue as well. Tax is what you pay to maintain a civilized society, like buying a ticket.If you choose to opt out then perhaps you should opt out of the services provided as well like education, health care, protection by a police force/army, sanitation libraries etc.
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>I was a little suprised that all the advice you received seemed to be cheat the revenue. It seems rather unprofessional.
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>My advice would be declare it and make a note of all the additional expenses you incur doing it. You'll be suprised how they mount up. That will reduce the tax you would pay.
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>Nick

Hi Nick, how's things?

The main reason I wanted to know was that there may come a time when I'm doing a lot of work for this company, and if such time arises I want to be prepared to do things by the book.

What exactly is the procedure for declaring tax? How much tax do I pay? Who issues the tax payment? Me or the company?

Some info would be grateful, are you still contracting?

Thanks
Kev