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- Thread starter George.d(^^,)b
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No i dont think you would have to declare them unless you had a business, or worked for one. Just dont advertise it on here 
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Two answers for you:
1. if your doing 'cash in hand' work, best not to make people aware of it ... and it is pushing at the edge of the legal system. maybe this is not the place to declare your intentions
2. go the legal route and build yourself a base of customers. it may all seem ok now to have £10 in your pocket but how about £7 in your pocket, not looking over you shoulder and get the seed of a legal buisness going. The tax man (spits hahahah) is not that bad if you come clean. They even help you get started.
So, if its number one ..... run away now and speak of this no more
Number two allows you to ask away
However, if you go for the £10 option, set the other £3 aside in an account .... just incase you get a visit. You just dont know who you may be taking photos of
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1. if your doing 'cash in hand' work, best not to make people aware of it ... and it is pushing at the edge of the legal system. maybe this is not the place to declare your intentions
2. go the legal route and build yourself a base of customers. it may all seem ok now to have £10 in your pocket but how about £7 in your pocket, not looking over you shoulder and get the seed of a legal buisness going. The tax man (spits hahahah) is not that bad if you come clean. They even help you get started.
So, if its number one ..... run away now and speak of this no more
Number two allows you to ask away However, if you go for the £10 option, set the other £3 aside in an account .... just incase you get a visit. You just dont know who you may be taking photos of
T
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Thanks for you replies, I'll do some further research on this,
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