Hi knowledgeable people,
I have been Self Employed since Dec 2018, I was told i didn't need to do a 18/19 tax return.
I've had no income for 2 weeks now due to Covid19 situation and I want to fill in my tax self assessment for 18/19 even though it is only £800 and also file 19/20 on April 6th, so that I have a record, and the Gov' can work out my average wage and I can claim the grant.
I am about to amend my 18/19 SA tax return to include the £800 and fill in my 19/20 with the full March-April years earnings ( it's under 11k)
My question is:-
Should I amend 18/19 with my £800 overall earnings, or just leave it at £0 in order to gain the best average for the grant?
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