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 Sorry everyone i mean where can i walk in with my paystub and get my taxes done besides h&R block?
i dont have a w-2 ...


 They want me to be in dubai...!?
Hey guys i hope u remember me...
as i ve mentioned b4 that i've been getting mails from mariam n a bank which states that i've won a lottery of 1000000$...
Now i've recived ...


 Is there a law saying people must pay an income tax?
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 Is it legal for our local concil to clamp my car after i have missed one council tax payment?
they came on to my driveway in a house that i have a mortagage on and clamped my car when i wasnt there and then demanded the full amount of council tax for the year plus charges before they took the ...


 If you have no income do you have to file a tax return?
My grandparent live in NJ. They are retired seniors with absolutely no income, meaning no federal money or retirement fund. Do they have to file a federal income tax return?...


 Has anyone checked the "Wheres My Tax stimulus" ( Rebate) on the IRS website?
I went to the the IRS website earlier this afternoon and they now have a link where you can click on to find out the amount and date you will get your rebate. First you go to "Wheres My Refund&...


 Have you read about the £5 carbon tax on Barbcues yet?
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 Which law states that a person must file income taxes?
taxation ...


 Do I have to pay UK tax???
I'm only in the UK for about 10 weeks a year now, do i have to pay the full bifta? or is there some sort of a calculation as to what can get away with? am sure they wouldn't tell me even if ...


 NI number?
My friend came from Germany for few month to work in England. But as he needed money,he had to start work immediately. He didn't have a NI number so I gave him mine. Now he is using my national ...


 If you live in the usa and going to get that tax bounus what are u going to do with it?
i am just wondering if any body all ready made plans on how they are going to spend there tax ...


 Since this country was founded on no taxes, is there a legal way to get out of paying taxes?
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 Taxes: How do I keep my parents form claiming me as a dependent in this years taxes?
I just graduated and am living and working on my own. I want to make sure I am independent from my parents so I can get a stimulus check this go round. What do I need to do to claim myself as ...


 How do I know if I get a rebate check?
I filed my taxes this year and made just about 8,000. I think my dad claimed me, but he keeps asking me if I have recieved it yet, since I'm suppose to have it direct diposited in my account. H...


 Are there any states out there that do not have a tax on cars?
i am sick of paying taxes on cars are there any states that do not have a tax on cars out there? maybe i can get my new car from there and not have to pay taxes on it. lol Virginia taxes ...


 Do i have to report a 200 thousand dollars to the IRS??
Well, my dad just sold a piece of property on his native country and he will be receiving the money in here, so does he have to report that money to the IRS even thought it was for a foreigh country ...


 Am I entitled to any benefits?
I earn £16,000 pa and my partner earns £12,000 pa. We both live together in rented accomodation with no dependants.

We are struggling quite a bit and was wondering if we can claim any? M...


 How many hours can I work in a second job before i get heavily taxed?
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 How can I launder $100,000 without the IRS knowing it?
I need to spend it before next month....


 Is my friend correct in filing as an independent on her tax returns so she receives the stimulus payment?
A friend of mine is 19 (turned 19 in March, so 18 when taxes were filed), lives with her parents, and goes to college as an undergrad student. She doesn't pay rent or help pay for food. The ...



calebolly
I think i have been overpaid housing benefit - what should i do? would you notify council?
I was on job seeker's allowance for 3 weeks and my housing benefit has now come through - £703 - I think this is too much - what do you think? what would you do?

my rent is £240 a month
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i have been completely honest re my circumstances, so guess it;s housing and council tax benefit combined - i'll write the council a letter tonight re this and avoid going on a mad spending spree!
                     
 




Jasmine Peters At Home
If in doubt, you could always spend it on a coke-can opener.................


Scouse
I would do so nad make a note of names etc.
If they have they will keep on paying you and when they tumble to it they will demad theri money back and that will course you real hardship r


elroncupboard@ymail.com
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You can't afford to get into debt with anyone. Get in contact with the housing benefit people and ask them.


SUPER DOOPER ANSWER MAN
Can you afford to pay it back when they find out?

They will find out so its best to double check if they say its right and later its wrong you can appeal.


AnnOnnyMouse
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No, this sounds quite reasonable to me, they seem to have paid you apparently over three weeks rent while you were claiming, but I think there may be a regulation in which housing benefit can only be assessed for a minimum of three months so this may be what has happened and they will adjust anything next year. Unless you were invited to report a change in circumstances and didn't, they have assessed your benefit on the amounts you have told them, so you have given them the required information and they have made their assessment on the basis of that. If they have made a mistake it is then their responsibility and not yours because you have fulfilled your side of the bargain. It sounds okay to me, and I frankly wouldn't worry.


Lestat
It seems very high even with a combined Council tax and housing benefit payment.

What you should do is write and tell.

What I would do, I'd pay it back. I must admit that I'd be tempted not to. The rule on an official error overpayment (Housing Benefit Regulations 1987 Regulation 99(2), is that is not recoverable where the recipient couldn't reasonably know it was wrong. You don't have an argument under this as you do reasonably know it's wrong by posting this. I would know as i know the law on this. Some people would have been blissfully ignorant and not questioned this amount and spent it, they could have gotten away with it

In reference to some of the other answers:

The is no capacity for fines to be placed over payments within the housing benefit system

There are no regulations saying HB is paid for a minimum of 3 months (that would be an awesome waste of money)

For this to be accurate a with combined CTB/HB payment your council tax would have to be shockingly high (7600 pa) so it is an definitely an error.

Lastly if all the details you provided are correct then it is official error and can not be classed as fraud, so this doesn't come into it.


jackie m
You get a run on from when you stop claiming until for first wage is paid.


peachschnappereturns
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Has it been paid direct to you or no to your rent acct .

If the money has been paid direct to you then it won't include Council Tax Benefit as that is credited directly to the Council Tax Account,

If its just a letter telling what has been paid direct to the rent acct /CTax acct then it may include council tax benefit in the total .

If your in doubt contact the council and ask.


Lula G
yes notify them otherwise they will find out and give you huge bill...bad times. So just avoid that situation by telling them.


wingsof_thedemon
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That's probably housing benefit and council tax benefit combined. Either way if your council tax isn't that high and you're not owed any back pay then i'd make them aware of the error straight away.


rigobonzo
You must ask the question if you think overpayment has been made you will have to pay it back!! Ask ASAP.


starlight
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come clean and tell them to check, if you dont and they realise you could end up in court for benefit fraud even though it wasnt entirely your fault and they will make you pay all of it back.


kayejay
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If you think you've been overpaid, then let them know!!
If you have been paid too much and you get found out, the fine could be up to £3000 and you get a record as they will take you to court for fraudulently claiming money!
If you tell them now then payments can be adjusted very quickly and you avoid trouble. Good luck.


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