Do you need a licence to trade cars form home?
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Evil.soup said:
If you are selling a number of cars for profit from your premises i believe you have to declare it as a second income and pay tax on it, at least that was my understanding?? I may be wrong?
If you buy and sell just one car for a profit you have to declare it as extra income. Though I dont know if you have to be licensed to deal with cars.Shotgun Rider said:
Evil.soup said:
If you are selling a number of cars for profit from your premises i believe you have to declare it as a second income and pay tax on it, at least that was my understanding?? I may be wrong?
If you buy and sell just one car for a profit you have to declare it as extra income. Though I dont know if you have to be licensed to deal with cars.Spoke the local council and as I own the property and I have a driveway including a garage (not parking cars all over the road) they are fine with a couple of cars. Basically too many cars, too many complaints or too much mess and you've a problem. Basically don't take the pi** and respect those around you. Mostly common sense one thinks!
grumpyscot said:
Our council says that if you buy / sell cars as a business, then you need "change of use" planning permission and will have to pay business rates on the part(s) of the property you use for conducting the business - i.e. your driveway. They expressly prohibit using the public highway
Wow, that's strict - are you in London or within the M25? Or any city centre?I am on the South Coast and they seem quite relaxed about the whole thing, but I guess alot of it goes on their previous experiences. I didn't expect such a positive response to be honest.
Ari said:
Evil.soup said:
I would imagine though that you would still qualify for the first X pounds tax free as with any second income.
Eh? You can earn some second income tax free? Genuine question, I didn't realise that was the case. Are you sure?Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




