Not all expenses are considered business expenses even if you are self-employed and again, it isn't a 100% write-off. It is a percentage. I commented several pages back on what are considered normal expenses for a youtube vlogger. In the last thread I think. For example, the Trackers can't write off the cost of the Tesla as a business expense but they can claim the mileage going to the places where they will vlog and they must maintain an accurate mileage log. They can't claim mileage for any trips made for their personal benefit, such as going to the grocery store (it is a personal expense and Publix doesn't allow them to film there). Now, they might claim mileage on a trip to Target because they're vlogging in Target. Their accountant would have to make that determination. If you are in the UK I believe your taxes are automatically taken out of your salary and you only file a tax return to get a refund if you quit your job correct? Also you have a poll tax? Our tax system is rather complicated. Fortunately we have publications and the instructions that come with the schedules that need to be completed are pretty clear cut. If the return is complicated or have some gray areas it is always best to use a tax accountant to complete those here.
I hope that's what they get too. Jenn needs to pay for her raising and the best way to do that is to get a little girl exactly like her.
Oh I should send this clip to my friend who works for the Internal Revenue Service. It's a hoot and she'd get a kick out of it.