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Gross earnings self-employed


Self-employed people’s gross earnings are worked out as the gross profit of the business less certain allowable expenses.

Allowable expenses include:
  • repayments of capital on loans used to replace or repair equipment needed for the business
  • the cost of replacing or repairing equipment needed for the business
  • Interest paid on business loans
  • VAT paid in excess of VAT received
  • expenses paid for the purposes of the business
  • bad debts that have been defaulted on.
They don’t include:
  • money spent on new equipment or to set up or expand the business
  • amounts for depreciation or write-offs
  • domestic or personal expenses not essential to the business
  • money spent on business entertainments or meals
Any losses you make during the period he or she is receiving HB/CTB will be counted as nil income.

Enter your gross self-employed earnings less the amounts shown on your accounts for allowable expenses. The calculator will work out your net earnings automatically.

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