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Indeed the status of working for yourself and running a business is known as being a "sole trader": https://www.gov.uk/become-sole-trader https://www.gov.uk/be
by arethuza 2y ago
Indeed the status of working for yourself and running a business is known as being a "sole trader":
https://www.gov.uk/become-sole-trader https://www.gov.uk/become-sole-trader
- bloak 2y agoYes, but as I understand it, being a "sole trader" is different from being a "tradesperson". If you're an employed plumber, or you're a plumber with your own limited company, then you're a tradesperson but not a sole trader. If you do web sites or IT support on your own and without having set up a limited company then you're a sole trader but not a tradesperson.
- arethuza 2y agoWhat I meant is that "trader" is a pretty generic term in the UK and doesn't imply that you work in finance and isn't PC related.