 Where do you recommend getting taxes done through? |
| I have always done my taxes in the passed but, my fiance and I do craft shows and I made a lot of profit and have a lot of tax exempt stuff so I think it would be to much stress. I am going to get my ... |
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 What if my previous employer doesn't send me my W-2? |
| So, In late January of last year I quit my job. It ended on a bad note with my employer, whom I worked for in her house. She took out taxes and everything. What do I do if she doesn't send me my ... |
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 Is the irs illegal or legal? |
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Ok, right if it is Volintary the why are so many in jail then,or why cant I get a job with out paying for this cr*p hm mm.
I think ill just leave the us and be ... |
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 Sould I pay my wife's 401 loan with my 401 to prevent taxes and fines? |
my wife just got laid off. She has a 401 loan around $6500 should I pay it off with my 401 to avoid taxes?
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 Can I claim petrol allowance? |
| I spend about 10 pounds a day on petrol, I'm in a full time permanent job and I have to use my car for work so how much can I expect my employers to pay legally...do they have to pay anything? I ... |
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 If you work for the church, is your paycheck taxed? |
| i know if the church makes a purchase they do not pay taxes because of the "seperation of church and state" but what about paid employees? do they pay any taxes? do they just pay federal?... |
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 IRS email scam? |
| I have been recieving emails almost every day- the address is donotreply@irs.gov, saying that I am owed a tax refund. When i click on it, it asks for my bank account or debit account info and says ... |
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 Are mortgage points deductible in the yr of pmt or do I spread them over life of loan? |
| I am a 1st time home buyer and am in a high tax bracket (33%). I am considering whether I should accept points and buy down the rate and claim all the points (approx $11,000) in the current year when ... |
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 How do rich people pay less tax? |
| How do rich people manage to find ways of paying less tax? I read that they employ people to find ways of reducing the amount of tax they have to pay and I was wondering what kind of things they do.... |
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 Unemployment taxes? |
| Stupid me didnt report my unemployment from 2006 on my tax return. WHat is going to happen? What should I do?... |
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 Paying Taxes on Stocks??? |
| Sold my Stocks and there were taxes already taken from them. I want to know if I have to pay again when I file taxes for this year (2008)...... |
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| What do I have to do to start paying tax on the interest on my bank accounts? |
| When I stayed at home to look after my kids, and therefore didn't pay tax, I didn't have to pay tax on the interest I earned on my current and savings accounts. I have now gone back to work.... |
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| How much tax do you have to pay on money you recieved as a gift.? |
| I know you can give someone up to $10,000 a year as a gift. But how much if you gave $150,000? Would it be considered income an the standard income taxes apply, or are the taxes different on large ... |
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 Do i have to pay taxes? |
if i work full time and go to school full time? is that a law.? or is it just the employers choice to do that?
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B D | How do I claim my tax back if I'm unemployed? |
I worked on emergency tax code for 6 months at three workplaces and need to claim back A LOT OF MONEY. I've heard I have to give the P45s to my current employer but I'm unemployed at the moment. Can I do it thru the jobcentre? |
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MrFinance
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There are a number of reasons why you might be due a rebate:
+ Earning less than 5035 pounds in a tax year
+ Travelling abroad.
+ Working part time
+ Only working part of a tax year
+ Changing jobs through the year
+ Paying emergency tax
You can either apply to the Inland Revenue which can be a bit time consuming, as they tend to throw you from pillar to post with forms and applications to fill in.
Alternatively you can use a service such as http://www.TAXFIX.co.uk who will get your tax back for you. Generally using a company will be quicker and you will probably get more. I know that http://www.TAXFIX.co.uk operate on a no rebate no fee basis so you don't need to worry. |
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jet-set
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'Phone your local tax office. Believe it or not, they're quite helpful these days! |
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SIR GOLFALOT
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Go to your local tax office... they will be more than happy to talk with you. |
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joel7681
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it shoud be done automatically but it will help if you take all the details you have to the local tax office and talk it thru with them.
if you're unemployed and receiving job seekers benefit then it will happen a lot quicker. when i was i recieved all my tax back only a week into new tax year. |
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charterman
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Either the job centre or the tax office will help you, but don't forget, you can claim back any overpayment of tax for the past 6 years!. |
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haribosweets
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Sometimes they send you a letter saying you may have over paid and how to claim it back, but I think that's sent at the end of the financial year. Otherwise you could try phoning or going to your local tax office. My friend had hers automatically paid back but that's because she was paying emergency tax when she started her new job after coming home from working abroad. |
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Little One
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You may not get it back. I have been in the same boat and applied for a refund and got nothing back at all. |
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David T
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You can do it through the jobcentre, but it would be better if you dealt with your local tax office.
Go and speak to the horses mouth so to speak.
Take no notice of Mr Finance, we at the Revenue will not pass you from pillar to post and it is not time consuming.
Usually things can be sorted with a 30 min interview, providing you have all the necessary information (ie P45's P60's etc) to hand.
Find your local office at the link below. |
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