I've been temping in a debt management company for the last few weeks and processing people's financial statements. More than 70% of the people are on benefits, alot of them with 4+ ...
I am a telemarketer from india working for a mortgage company is USA, that company said i need to pay income tax in USA at 37% and now when i get my NET income after taxes. In India i have to again ...
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My husband and I started a business in 2007 and we have not made any profit just yet we still bought things for the business. My husband wants to go to H&R block to have our taxes done so we have ...
Was looking on the net and found a job in the uk, and the salary was 20,000 .I believe that is before tax (considering that in Britain that's the way they do it) how much would it be after tax?<...
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We have been living apart for 3 years and in this time she has not been gainfully employed. She has filed separately as "head of household" to vindictively force me to pay $8000.00 for both ...
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Any tax attornies out there? I haven't filed taxes in five years. I think I owe about $25,000. Whats the best course of action? Can I negotiate it down? I had a nervous breakdown about 2 ...
No by asking those 38 question the tax man can get a better picture off your tax codes and allowances
beckybeq
2 possibilities.
#1 - US tax deadline is April 15th (give a day or two in certain years). Hence, more questions in the time period Jan-April.
#2 - US tax code is so complex and convoluted that most people have thrown up their hands and given up... :)
chris
yea your right when i think about it but that other thing ????
Hippie
The British just don't want to pay taxes , but they want public services
suerye
In my opinion based on 26 years dealing with taxpayers, the average person in the UK does not take charge of their tax affairs or make the effort to sort out problems. There are many tax questions posted on here which would be easily solved by people just ringing the tax office, or going in to the local enquiry centre. I have seen so many people getting into a right old pickle by just ignoring their situation - and I don't just mean people who owe tax, but people who are overpaying tax as well.
For those who complain at the rates of tax in the UK, I would poiunt them to the 70's when the top rate of tax was 98% and people in quite junior jobs were paying higher rate tax as the threshold was so low.
cornyginger
it must be if they've got that many questions in comparison to other countries
SUPER-GLITCH
In a word ... YES!!!
For a kick off, I am paying tax on my ruddy pension, of which I have paid in for years, and paid tax on already, damn their eyes!
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