 I'm having emergency tax taken from me, I don't think this is right? |
| I've noticed over the past few months that my tax payments have gone up quite a lot. I also noticed that my tax code had changed. I decided to look up the code and I'm on emergency tax! T... |
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 What is the standard number of work hours per week in the UK? |
(Not the maximum, the standard) =D
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For an IT position (so like a programmer etc.), sorry forgot to add that.... |
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 Will I be able to claim my unborn child when I file my taxes? |
| I am currently 6 1/2 months along. My due date is late Feb. Now I think I wont be able to but I'm not sure.... |
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 What tax form should I use? |
| This would be my first time trying to file my taxes on my own. I'm married and have two kids. I own my home so I will be itemizing my deductions. What is the best way to file, e-file, paper, tax ... |
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 What is classed as low income? |
| HELP PLEASE.............please can anyone tell me what is actually classed as low income, i about to claim help with council tax i dont ask for much honest, but at £113 a month we are sruggling im ... |
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 Haven't Filed Taxes in 5 YEARS? |
| My fiancee hasn't filed his taxes for the last 5 years. he worked for a construction company that paid him with a business check and no federal/state/social security or anything else was taken ... |
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 College student who is a dependent getting a stimulus check? |
My mom claims me as a dependent on her taxes because I am still a college student. I file as single and as the dependent of my mom.
Will I still be getting a stimulus check if I am a ... |
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 Who's responsibilty is it to ensure an employee is paying tax? |
My brother is working cash in hand and has been for over a year... With no contract.. (he likes the job etc and for obvious reasons hasnt questioned the employer!)
I worry for him that if ... |
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 If I have a joint account, can my taxes...? |
| Ok me and my boyfriend have a joint account through bank of america, if we file taxes as single can I still do my direct deposit into our joint account? Or will i need a separate account with only my ... |
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 Right i know this sounds daft,but when u get ure petrol and its £1.07.9, where does this .9 come from? |
| I know i`m old fashioned but why don`t they just charge u £1.08 pence,doesn`t that make more sense,i mean,u dont get £0.001 pence change,r they robbin us of this point 1 of a penny,i know its daft ... |
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 Can Fairies Menstrate? |
| The fairies from Legend Of Zelda.... the ones that follow you around that you catch in little bottels. Can the menstrate?... |
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 What can I write off on my taxes for my business expense? |
| I moonlight as a dancer at a nightclub. A fellow dancer told me that I could write off business expenses relating to my career. Can anyone tell me if the following are eligible to be written off on ... |
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 Diffrent pay rates? |
i started a new job in july this year.and when i got the job.my manager said to me he will start me off onthe lowest rate,
of pay.£16,500.and i am on probation.wich ends in january 08
will ... |
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 How much can you earn before tax? |
what if it is your first job
and is only temporary
you get just under 400 a week
UK ONLY
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elizabeth | I havnt been paying national insurance contributions? |
I am a british citizen, but I have been living in Greece for the last 7 years as my partner is Greek. I haven't been paying my national insurance contributions to the UK government, and now I would like to return to the UK. I'm worried what will happen when I get old, I wont be able to have a pension? I have contacted the tax office and they will send me a document stating how much I owe in contributions, but I am worried as the website states that everyone in the UK pays 87 pounds a week in national insurance contributions. If this is true; times that by 12 then by seven years and it would cost me an absolute fortune to pay them back. What should I do?
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When you say 33.66 pounds, did you mean a week or a month? |
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Onestep downfrom God
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You can make voluntary contributions to make up the shortfall, (£8.10 pw) which will cost you £2800. Do the maths to see whether it's worthwhile. |
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bluecow
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forget it .. paying NI doesn't guarantee you a pension 'the Gov. said if you're 35 or below then the chances of getting a state pension are slim'
if you've been living abroad for the past 7 yrs then you should consider staying there, the UK is a mess at the moment |
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bud
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since you haven`t been working over here you will probably pay a self employed stamp (nat ins) which is only a few pounds a month until you get a job, you may have paid enough nat ins before you left to compensate for the 7 years you missed out on, no one can really work it out for you only the tax office will be able to, it won`t be that much so don`t worry. |
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steffi
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To maintain your pension rights you should be paying class 3 contributions during your time abroad. That is currently £8.10 per week, was £7.10 a week during the last tax year. I don't know if there is any provision to pay retrospectively. you would have to ask the National Insurance Office at Newcastle.
Did you pay any contributions before you went? And what will you do when you return here? If you are employed or self-employed, you will pay the relevant contributions, providing your earnings are high enough. To get a pension, you will have to have made so many years contributions, but it may be possible to get a reduced pension if you have made less than the minimum required for a full pension. |
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MICHAEL D
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Yes if you want your full retirement pension you will have to make up the 7 years. No you don't pay £87 a week no way on £919 a month you will pay £33.66 National insurance
Yes £33.66 a month.. |
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The Deep
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either way the state can pay your national insurance credits! if push came to shove
I was working with a guy who had no credits and he was recieving benefits to top up his NI....
dont worry you will be fine! just make sure you are paying them with your next job and that your tax code is correct! |
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BARRY B
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£87 per week is not correct. Wait until you get the genuine figures from the Pension Service. You will probably have some alternatives as you can decide how much to pay which will be linked to your final pension. |
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Jay
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Depends on all of your circumstances when you retire. Is it possible to live on just the state pension, even if it is the full amount? If not then you would be having it made up with benefits anyway so it doesn't matter how little the state pension is. |
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The Drunken Fool
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Balance it against the pension you will get (almost nothing these days) and that if you move back abroad to retire, you wont get any pension. You should look to make alternate pension arrangements. |
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Charlene
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You could just arrive at Heathrow, claim you don't have any papers and you will get full benefits and a free house. That is one solution.
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Roger H
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Great Answer 'Cookie' !!! |
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