No mate, I have been s/e for four years - have done tax returns every year since 16/17 tax return.
My issue is that during 2016-19 (the years they counted) I had two jobs. Full-time marketing, and then freelancing with my reporting. So I was paying PAYE on the FT job and self-assessment on the freelancing. I don't qualify for SEISS because in those 16-19 years, less than 50% of my earnings came from self-employment.
I left the full-time job in Feb 2019, went to NZ for a few months, then came back and did the freelancing on a full-time basis, for two companies, but both are invoiced. Lost the work in March from one company all together. Luckily my other work came back and it is reliable when sport's on. Just given Jan/Feb are quiet times in the calendar and with less full-timer holidays etc, then worried if the Prem/other leagues have to take another break then it'll hit me at what is already a bad time.
The only thing that stings about my tax return this week is that it's the first one I've done which has been on earnings based on full-time work, rather than a part-time job. Obviously it was for 19-20. My savings I had for it earlier in the year had to go on keeping me going earlier this year. So ironically, the one for 20-21, I'm not even sure if I'll have made enough 'profit' to have to pay any self-assessment on! But everybody has to pay tax!