u/SeaShoe5864

So, i'm hoping to start up a little from home bakery business, making vegan cakes, cookies, traybakes, cookie pies, etc.

However, although everything is cooked in a vegan household, some items, such as dairy free chocolate have a may contain dairy due to the manufacturing processes.

Would you prefer to buy a more affordable product that has a risk of cross contamination? Or would you rather pay a bit more to ensure there is no cross-contamination?

Edit: Thanks everyone, I will be informing customers that it is made to a vegan recipe, in a vegan household but there will be a risk of cross-contamination due to manufacturing processes so all customers can make an informed decision 😄

So, based in the UK, had a breakdown at my last job and my leaving date ending up being the 12th of May as I had to leave suddenly. I got a job with my families company but my mum had let slip they were cross with me for handing in my notice before I had another job (this is what I told them as I didn't want to be berated for depression.)

Because of this I panicked and told them my last working day was in the middle of June. I got the job but then realised I will probably have to give them the leaving date, if I still give the leaving date as the incorrect one, will this get the business in trouble with HMRC or any legal things i'm unaware of? If my tax code is just messed up a bit as a result, that's fine. Thanks in advance.