Generally there is no tax to pay with a spreadbetting account but what if that account was connected to a signal provider eg. myfxbook and a secondary income was earned through offering a signal to others? I am thinking normal income tax may apply?
Generally there is no tax to pay with a spreadbetting account but what if that account was connected to a signal provider eg. myfxbook and a secondary income was earned through offering a signal to others? I am thinking normal income tax may apply?
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You may be right as the seconadry income is not classified as gambling.
