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 Race and income tax question? |
is racial classification a factor when determining:
-how much income tax a person pays
-or what tax bracket a person is in
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thank you in advance.
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 Should there be just one tax band of 10%? |
any thoughts on this?
And I mean, EVERYONE pays, no exceptions, no loopholes, no get out clauses... everyone in the country pays one low rate of 10%
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Dmitrij K | I'm working in UK and paying income tax. I'm not a UK resident. Can I return my paid tax back? |
Additional Details
I'm seaman and more than 183 days (realy more) I'm outside UK
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suerye
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What a lot of uninformed answers here!
Your tax position is complicated and it really depends on which country you are resident in. I assume you are employed by a UK employer. You need to contact the tax office which deals with your employer - probably Cardiff Marine. They will issue the necessary forms to ascertin your position for tax purposes. |
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vixen_of_the_forest
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you have to pay tax no matter where you live and work...get over it! |
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Mr Rochey
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If you do earn over the tax bracket you will have to pay tax, as you are working in this country you recieve the same benefits as us £5495 tax free then you have to pay tax at 20%.
Aliz - NHS is NI (National Insurance) |
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tracey d
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no you can't!!!!!! you'd still want the full benefits of nhs and everything else wouldn't you so why shouldn't you pay towards it as well as the rest of us |
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dick19532003
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do a deal with you, you can have the income tax back and we will have back al lthe nhs services, roads libraries and anything else paid for by the uk tax payer . fair or what |
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shazpea
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you need to go to your local tax offices to get that sorted out. i don't believe you should be paying tax, but it depends on your circumstances.. like if you're a student here, but only here for the term, etc.. you should get it refunded.. the tax office people will be able to help you out. |
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Sabinus
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Look at it this way, friend: There are states around the world, where you can work there and not be taxed at all. And there are many states where their law say : if you benefited here, then you get taxed here. As simply as that. If that's the law in UK, then spo be it. You cannot get a refund. Maybe, you can apply for work in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait or Oman. Guess they don't tax you there.
Look at the other way though: if you are paying taxes there, it means you deserve your money's worth in terms of services. That's the primary purpose of taxation. There are other reasons, though, like sin taxes for tobacco or alcohol. |
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bud
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no you can`t, you pay tax on money you have earned you don`t get it back |
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Chris
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But you live and work here SO PAY THE TAX!!!! |
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Lord
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no. your not from the uk so you can't.
diffrent for people from the uk. the money bracket, education and stuff like that have a factor. |
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