30th March 2012, 12:13 PM
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Moody-rator ©
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Hi Peak,
Yes, you will need public liability insurance for anything that involves you 'doing stuff' to the public, especially if they are paying for it. It's there to protect you in case someone complains or accuses you of doing something that has hurt them or cause them injury.
Generally speaking, insurance companies can give you insurance starting from the moment you phone them up, though you'll need to speak to an insurance company as to whether having 1 day insurance would be sufficient especially if the persons complaint arises after the event.
As for taxes of what is earnt from it, if it's not money being raised for charity then it's taxable, but that's up to whoever receives the money. If you are receiving it as payment then you are liable for tax on it and you have to declare it to the tax office. Assuming you're in the UK you would need to fill in a self assesment form and send it to them, which can be downloaded from their website or you can call them to explain your doing self employment work alongside full time employment and they'll tell you want you need to do, and probably send you the relevant forms
All Love and Reiki Hugs
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