Self-employed lose £3,000 a year: how to avoid losses.
Time spent on administration
According to The Sun: According to new data, the typical self-employed worker spends 17 hours a month on administrative tasks. That's time that could be redirected to earning an extra £3,000 a year. A survey of 500 self-employed individuals and small business owners revealed that 45% of them feel dread over tax return season.
“Dread” tax return season
These figures highlight how crucial it is for the self-employed to manage their time effectively. Many face various challenges in tax reporting, adding stress to an already busy work schedule.
The situation with administrative tasks unveils a bridge between the work responsibilities and personal lives of self-employed individuals. Now more than ever, it is important to find solutions to streamline these processes so they can focus on their business and profitability.
Read also
- IMF Approves $690 Million Tranche for Ukraine—What Comes Next
- Strikes on Tatarstan Refineries Leave Russia With 40% Less Oil Processing and a Fuel Shortage
- Hidden 25% Dollar Inflation: Ukraine’s Real Exchange Rate Should Be 50–55 UAH/USD, Says Expert
- Fuel Shortages Force Russian Airports to Impose Supply Caps: These Cities Are at Risk
- Ukraine Overhauls Military Pay: Ranges from 30,000 to 300,000 Hryvnia
- New 10-Hryvnia Coins Unveiled by Ukraine’s Central Bank: A Tribute to the Mykolaiv and Odesa Regions

