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My husband got a job offer and they asked him how much he wanted. He said he wants to "bring home" $100,000 meaning after withholdings. We live in Texas. How much do we ask for?
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 Taxes....................... |
Lets see what taxes Americans pay.
Accounts Receivable Tax , Building Permit Tax , Capital Gains Tax , CDL license Tax , Cigarette Tax , Corporate Income Tax , Court Fines (indirect taxes) ... |
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 When you hire someone? |
do you have to take out taxes
or can you just say you deal with the taxes?
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| I got married on July 14th of 2007 but accidentally filed 'single' on my tax returns that year, and so did my wife. Can we get int trouble for that? How much trouble? This was ... |
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| Im not sure how all the tax works, but I was told that i shouldnt be taxed on my pay until i earn more than £4,500 then i can be taxed. If thats the case then ive been taxed since day one up until ... |
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 Tax Help, Please ... What STATE form do I use if I've used a 1040EZ for Federal? |
I am in California if that makes a difference.
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j b w | Could you get away without paying tax if self employed in UK? |
eg if i dont fill out the self assessment forms - how can anyone be any the wiser?
also, what would they do if i spend all the money and had no left to pay tax??? |
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tringyokel
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You apparently know that non payment of tax is a crime and are asking about the discovery process.
If you have registered as self employed you will be issued with self assessment returns to complete. Ignoring these is probably the quickest way of attracting the attention of HMRC.
Note that there are automatic penalties for late filing and after a long delay the penalties can escalate up to £60 per day. More importantly, they can "make a determination" of your liability - in other words guess it and I can assure you the guess is unlikely to be too low.
If you are not registered as self employed then the problems will only start when they realise that you are in business. Your chances of escaping the net will depend on the type of business you run but their intelligence gathering units are very resourceful.
If you don't have the money to pay then they will take any assets which may have value and then make you bankrupt. Unlike other creditors they will sometimes do this even though it costs them money and they know that they will not recover anything. |
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Cornish Granny
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HMRC track everyone , they have their ways and means. if you owe tax and cannot pay it you will be sent to prison. In the meantime you will loose your business and home.
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Hedge Witch
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WHEN they do catch you they will put you in prison if you are not able to gve them their money |
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They will come and do a tax investigation on you and if your books dont balance they will estimate and demand their tax. Dont mess with the tax man, you'll not win. Do you like prison food? |
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David H
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If you're self employed and it's possible for your customers to find you - it's even easier for the tax authority to find you. They have a much bigger organisation looking for tax evaders than any outfit looking for self employed people.
If you don't pay because you've no money when it's due, you will spend the rest of your life trying to get by on a subsistence level of income whilst anything else you get goes to paying off the tax debt and interest on it. |
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psycho bob
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U just DON'T mess with the taxman |
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steffi
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The chances are you will get caught. Tax people have their ways. Then a charge will be made for tax, which is likely to be excessive, and you try proving you don't owe it! You will also have to pay interest (they charge commercial rates) and financial penalties.
If you have spent all the money, the first way they will try to recover debts is by valuing your possessions. Tax collectors don't need bailiffs, they can do the job themselves, and will distrain on your possessions. TV, car, whatever, wherever it hurts, they're not fussy. If that doesn't work, it may be Magistrates' Court (if only a small amount due) or more likely County Court. If there is a County Court judgement against you, and you don't keep to it, it is jail for contempt of court. If all else fails, they will institute bankruptcy proceedings against you. You try getting credit in the future if you have a CCJ or bankruptcy! Especially if you want to start trading again. Unlikely a bank will give you a business current account and cheque book if you have been bankrupt.
Still think it's worth the risk? |
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Everyone does it, just don't declare all of your earnings. I knew of a corparation that was ripping the ILR off £200K a month. but if you get caught you will go to prison. |
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