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Can you be in full time employment and self employed at the same time regarding tax?
You will no doubt get lots of advice from this site but my advice is to pay a professional!
You will then get the advice that relevant to your situation and probably save you money.

Hey tearnet,

To answer your first question: yes, you can.

As for the tax professional, believe me, I have tried! I even contacted the person who is most widely recommended here, John Huber, 3-4 times by email and never received any reply.

I contacted some other legal firms and nobody dignified me with an answer. I'm guessing it's because I would be minor business for these guys.

Does anyone know somebody who deals with individuals in cases such as mine?

All I need is literally one session where I would ask them questions for up to one hour.

By the way, since I have no experience with this, does anyone know how much such a session would roughly cost?

Thanks!

I guess that if you are asking questions by email they will be reluctant to reply with free advice. Like you, they are all in business to earn  a living.

Have you tried contacting the tax office and asking them?

I have always found them very helpful over the telephone.

This is the number 2296 2296.

Hey, I didn't ask them for free advice. I asked whether I could set up a meeting to get some advice and asked them about their rates.

Could it be they never got back to me because I asked for the rates?

I'm not trying to be cheap, I honestly don't have a clue about how much this advice costs as I've never used it.

I might try the tax department, but some of my questions spill over into other areas, such as accounting.

Thanks!