Submitted on Friday 27th March 2020
Rejected on Friday 3rd April 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Combine the self employed and PAYE tax payments to help new businesses
Many people continue to work and pay tax through the PAYE system while starting a business for security. This is a sensible decision but has worked against us with the self employment grant. Why can’t the chancellor take into account all tax paid over the last three years. It’s all tax either way
I left my full time employment in June and my husband left his in September. We both worked while training and building up our business and left our jobs when we felt we could provide our family with a stable income. Unfortunately this has now left us in a 5% minority who don’t fit into a category and will not receive help. We have paid tax through both systems but the paye was greater than the self employed element. Please take into account all tax paid over the last three years to help us all
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