 What about people who PAID on April 15? Direct deposit on rebate?? |
| All of these posts regarding the rebate mention receiving the refund already and wanting to know when they'll get the rebate. But what about those of us who had to PAY taxes??? Obviously any ... |
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 Can I consider my 15 years old brother as my tax dependent? |
| I am only single and I stand as the head of the family but our company said that my brother is not qualified as dependent. If that so, the company will deduct much tax on my salary.... |
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 What law states we must file an income tax return? |
| why must we agree to be slaves for the first 3 months of the year?... |
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 Is there a secure online site to do your taxes? |
| I don't want to pay to do my taxes. I probably have to pay taxes anyway... where is it secure to do them online?... |
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 Payperiod is 10/1-15. Employee is paid, however resigns on 15th, not entitled to pay for the 15th.? |
They are owed travel expenses. Can the net pay for the 15th be deducted from the expense check? How would you handle such a situation?
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 UK-council tax. If paying by direct debit, is it Jan and Feb that i do not pay or feb and march? |
| Can't check on bank statement as they messed up last year and i had to make 12 payments. Thanks.... |
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 I had multiple jobs this year but want to file my federal taxes using the first W2 I receive? |
| And then go back and file an amended return when I get my other W2s. See, one of my jobs was with a huge charity, another was for the community college, and the last was for a small 8 person doctor&#... |
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 My mother-in-law is co-signing on a mortgage loan for us. The loan will be in her name. My husband? |
| and I will be on the title. My husband and I, not my mother-in-law will be making the mortgage payments. Who can claim the mortgage interest on their tax returns? She will not be making the ... |
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 Why did I get a refund if I still owe taxes? |
| I just got a letter stating I owe taxes from 2003...how come I have received a refund every year since then if I owed the IRS money? Why didn't my refund get put towards what I owe?... |
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 I claim single and zero on my W4. I just found out that I owe nearly $2000 federal! How can this be? |
I noticed that my federal taxes paid were exactly 10% of my income. Could this be the reason why? i never asked for a certain percentage to be deducted.
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 UK Tax levels are amongst the lowest in Europe - so why do we keep seeing complaints about high taxation? |
UK mean income tax is lower than most European countries
UK VAT is lower than most European countries
UK Corporation Tax is lower than France, Germany Japan and the USA.
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 How much interest can I earn per year on a savings account without having to claim it on my tax returns? |
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My total income is like 32,000
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 Stimulus check question? |
| so i am 18, i filed a tax return and my parents did not receive the $300 in their check for me... will i receive my own? i checked at the irs.gov site to see if i am getting my check and if i do it ... |
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 If you filled widow on your tax return...? |
Do you get anymore money on your tax rebate than just a single person?
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Haha mojoeagle! I wouldn't be that stupid. Your comment makes me want to laugh(thinking of ... |
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 Being paid once per month versus twice? |
| I've started with a new company and they pay only once per month. I just got paid for my first full month. Is it my imagination or is the total of taxes taken out more if a person gets paid ... |
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brandy240605 | Does anyone know about claiming back the Tax when you don't work? |
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arethosenormalstains
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I phoned Inland Revenue a few days ago to find out about exactly this. If you have been working for part of the year, then become unemployed you may be eligible for a rebate. However they won't process any claims for repayment until the end of the tax year (April). So wait a few months, then give Inland revenue a call with your National Insurance number.
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jax
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you need to speak to the social security office or if you wanted an accountant |
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veilofmistiness
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There are two ways you can get your tax back if you believe you have paid too much........
1. Option one - get another job and take your P45 you should have had from your previous employer. If you have paid too much tax you will get a tax rebate as part of your salary.
2. Option two - Wait until the end of the tax year 5 April '06 and send your P60 off to the tax office together with a covering letter stating that you believe you have paid too much tax.
If you are a seasonal worker and only work for part of the year fill out a form P38. Give this to any prospective new employer and they will use an NT tax code. NO TAX ! But if you earn too much you will be liable for any difference.
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bennybullfrog
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but watch out because if you sign on at the dole you have to give away your p45 and then it becomes very difficult indeed when they are involved its total crap as its your money or is it Gordon browns twat! |
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Social Science Lady
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I think you can only do this if you have worked part of the year and then stop work. The tax year starts on April 4th for example 2006, you work and pay tax from then until say November 1st. when you stop working. You will have been given a form marked P45 (from your ex-employer) This states the total wages you have earned, the total tax you have paid and your tax code, if you have lost this you can ask the inland revenue for a duplicate, keep this somewhere safe.You then ask the Inland revenue for a form to re-claim tax paid. complete this form, using the information on your P45, and send it or take it to your local tax office. You should then be able to have refunded all or part of the tax you have paid for the year. |
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Grumpy
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I took early retirement this year and made enquiries and there is a form you can fill in at the end of the tax year to claim your tax allowance back from the tax you pay on your savings.I forget the number of the form but I think you can find out on line or your building society or bank may be able to point you in the right direction. |
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janette h
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no but i'd like to find out too |
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MR. C
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i didn't know about this,but very interesting concept. sounds like another of the many, rules and regulations that unless you are up on, tax department does not volunteer. |
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