Join NewBridge’s resident bookkeeper/accountant Niamh Cunningham for an introduction/recap session on tax self-assessment.
Practice makes Practice
The NewBridge Project Gallery is closed throughout March. NewBridge Books will be open as usual.
Join NewBridge’s resident bookkeeper/accountant Niamh Cunningham for an introduction/recap session on tax self-assessment.
Ahead of the looming deadline for Self-Assessment Tax Returns, Niamh Cunningham will provide a run through of how to do the self assessment, what to expect, record-keeping and organisation, top tips, with a Q+A at the end.
These sessions are for beginners and people thinking about becoming self-employed, as well as old hands who need reminding.
If you are self employed or thinking of registering as self-employed this is the session for you! Absolute beginners welcome, as are dab-hands. Tax returns are a muscle that improve with annual flexing and there’s always something to brush up on.
The Zoom link will be sent out before the event to those that have registered. The Zoom lines will open at 5:45pm for a soft-landing, the event proper will commence at 6pm sharp.
Image: Phillip Ingham/Flickr
This event is part of Practice makes Practice, an artist development programme run by artists.
It focuses on giving people the skills they need to manage and develop their artistic practice and career.
Events are free for all NewBridge members (Studio, Associate, Hot-desk, Collective Studio, Create/Disrupt) or you can attend a one off event.
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This event has been organised by NewBridge for the Kaleidoscope Network, a collaboration between Eastside Projects (Birmingham), Primary (Nottingham), Spike Island (Bristol), and The NewBridge Project (Newcastle). NewBridge studio holders and associate members are automatically part of the Kaleidoscope Network and can attend selected events programmed by each partner.
The event will be taking place on Zoom only
Free for members of the Kaleidoscope Network (NewBridge, Eastside, Spike Island, Primary), £3 for non-members
The NewBridge Project is supported by Arts Council England, Newcastle Culture Investment Fund, Newcastle University’s Institute for Creative Arts Practice and the North of Tyne Combined Authority.
