 I live with my boyfriend and our son we share all expenses what would be the best way to file our taxes? |
| My boyfriend and I live with our son and share all expenses what would be the most beneficial way for us to file our taxes so that we can get the most amount of money back? We, at the MOST make $19,00... |
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 Income support in the UK? |
| In the UK is it possible for a 16 year old, on an apprenticeship ,who earns 85 pound a week, and is moving into his own flat to claim income support?... |
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 Finally got my rebate yesterday!? |
Last two are 46. I received my paper check yesterday! Just thought some people would like to know. Also was wondering why the check was printed with Austin TX and mailed from Kansas City?
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 STOP SMOKING and put up all anti smokers TAX? |
IM SURE they would like that.
maybe they would sooner us smoke than pay EXTRA 30% tax
and have their mortgage payments go up to 15-20%
and also how many ANTI smokers use the NHS. you ... |
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 Can i claim my fiance and her 14 year old kid as dependents on my taxes if we are not yet married? |
I currently claim 1 on my 1040 if I could add them as dependents what do I change it to 2 or 3? what is head of house hold ? thank you
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 OOPS...I owed $ for my taxes and the check bounced. Now what??? |
| I just realized that I sent in an old check for my taxes...it's an account that I only keep a few dollars in. Therefore, the check bounced. I only owed $100, but still! So now what happens? W... |
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 Ok so i did my taxes today @ jackson hewitt.. and the person who did my taxes said that i will receive ...? |
2 checks from mail... one check and then one other after a while..
irs or something can u tell me how long does it take to get the checks thank ... |
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 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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 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!)
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sassyfusco | If I only work 12 hours per week do I pay less tax? |
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Felix
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No. You pay taxes according to how much (Income) you have made for the year. There are alot of funny calculations in the tax code, however; (the amount of hours you work does not in any way reduce your tax liability).
Perhaps what is going on is that your employer is giving you the option to work "off the books". That doesn't mean that you don't have to pay taxes. You still have to pay taxes, but most people don't pay taxes on (cash basis income). That doesn't make it (acceptable), but that's the reality of things. You can be honest and pay your share, or pray you don't get in serious trouble.
I'm not going to waste my time talking about your boss if this is in fact the case.
I hope this was helpful. Remember, the form of income makes no difference to the IRS, (Cash, Check, Dimonds, Gold, etc.) is all income that must be reported & properly taxed. Best of Luck on your new job! |
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taxed till i die,
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It is not the hours ,It is the amount you get that is taxed. |
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Dry Dreamer
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Depends..what is your tax code? |
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Ahwell
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You're tax depends on how much you earn, I think. |
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Fiona I
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It depends on how much you earn, and what your tax code is.
For most people this year the tax code is 522L.
This mean you can earn £5220 before paying any tax.
You then pay 10% tax on anything between £5220 and the next limit (which I think is about £7200, but I'm not 100%)
Then 20% after that until you get to the higher limit, everything after that is 40% (but you have to be earning big bucks to meet that)
So, yes you probably will pay tax, but prob not that much |
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Dr
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In the UK, the average personal tax allowance is £4,000 per year. That means, you can earn up to £4,000 in any one tax year (1 Apr - 31 Mar) before you pay tax. Check with your local tax office to find out what your personal tax code is and how much your personal allowance is. For a single person, it is likely to be around the £4,000 mark. |
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M.A.W.
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It does not depend on your hours but on your salary.If it is less than 5035 pounds then you have to pay nothing as every individual is entitled to personal allowance of 5035 pounds a year.If you earn more than 5035 pounds then definitely you have to pay more as you earn more. |
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Linda L
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i wouldn't think you would pay any tax on that amount of hours. |
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mytwodogs60463
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you will still pay taxes on what you earn for the year. but as long as you work you will pay taxes on the money you earn from your employer. |
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firebobby
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Tax payable is pro rata to your earnings, ie the more you earn the more tax you pay, although there is a baseline beneath which you will not pay any tax
Consult your local Inland Revenue office for advice. |
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Onestep downfrom God
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Less than what?
If you earn more, you pay more.
If you work 12 hours at £250ph you'll pay more tax than if you earned £25ph, but you'll also earn more. |
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SCOTT R
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It doesn't matter what hours you work it is the amount you earn for those hours. You have to pay 11% national insurance on earnings then the rest above £5225 (your personal tax allowance) is taxed at 10% for the first £2230 then at 22% up to £34600 and 40% on anything above that |
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