 Is it illegal to file taxes as joint, and forge the other persons name on the return and send it in No refund? |
| Were divorced in May. He had to pay a lot in taxes filing single, so let him file joint to give him a break. I never signed the return, even though he still had to pay in but, less. Is that illegal, ... |
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 Child Benefit Lost Cds- Letter? |
Hello
Everyone in the uk should know about the lost cds by now. HMRC are now sending out letters to people.
If I dont receive the letter does that mean that my details where not lost?... |
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 Ho long does it take to get a p45? |
| i have left my old place on the 1st of may, i still havnt recieved my p45!!... |
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 What is best to file 0 or 1 when they take money out of your paycheck? |
| I am claiming 0 right now and they take a lot of money out. I have never owed when claiming this and get back about $1,000 when I do my taxes. Is it smart to switch to 1 so they take less out? Of ... |
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 Will I get in trouble with the IRS if I've been married for 1.5 years but my W-4 status is still "Single"? |
| I filed my 2005 taxes "Married filing jointly" without changing my marital status on my W-4 from "Single."... |
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 How do I claim back overpaid tax? I want to claim for professional subscriptions and laundry expenses.? |
| I work for the Health Service and am allowed tax relief on my professional subscriptions and laundry expenses. I know that you can claim these back retrospectively and there is a company willing to ... |
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 Just got a $1000.00 bonus versus a raise - which is? |
my boss mentioned she was giving me a raise after tax season and I received a bonus of $1000.00 instead...how should I approach her on this? I think in the long run, a raise is more
beneficial ... |
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 I want to give a cheque to someone which is more than Rs. 50000. Do I need to pay tax on this? What fomalities |
| I want to give a cheque oof more than Rs. 50000. What are the fomalities I need to comply with as the amount will be more than Rs. 50000.... |
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 Canada ONLY: What if I refuse to pay My income tax? |
Hello everyone,
Im a resident of New-Brunswick, canada,and so this question applies only to canadians.
Ive just calculated my income tax and it seems I owe them about 1600$ (because they ... |
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 Can high tax people avoid paying? |
| OK, I know this guy who works on the railways, maintenance not train driving, and he claims to make really good money, like more than £60,000 a year because he's some sort of supervisor. I said ... |
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 My SSN ends in 06, and I submitted my tax return w/turbo tax on 2/10/08. No stimulus pymt info at IRS site. ?? |
| I went to the irs site and used the "where is my stimulus" tool, but it said it could not give me any information at this time. What does this mean?... |
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 How can i get my P45? |
| A year ago I left my underpaid, undervalued job basically with two fingers up to my boss who had treated me very badly for 4 years, since i have left she has not sent me my p45 which i need as i am ... |
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 Why would some states charge no Income Tax ? |
| Does it imply they raise taxes on other categories.... |
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 Can the government garnish my fed tax refund check ? |
| I have some federal college loan's. I haven't paid on them yet, but it hasn't been a year since I received the loans. So this tax season, do you think they would take my tax refund ?... |
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 Where is My Tax Refund? |
| So, Tax Act tells me my refund should be deposited on 1/25 which was last friday. The IRS says I should have it by 1/29, which is today. Im irritated becuase I dont know if there is sometign wrong ... |
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nicolefrenzy | Why is tax credits based on previous yrs earnings? |
because last year (tax yr) we both worked this current tax year i have not worked so we struggle with money because tax credits give us what we would have gotten if i worked why do they base it on the previous yr does that mean people struggle financially? |
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steffi
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Anything done by HMRC can only be based on last year's figures, because that is the only information currently held until the employer's return for this year is sent in after the end of the tax year, which is also the start of the new tax year. It applies to everything, tax credits, self-employed payments on account, PAYE code numbers. There is always provision for you to request adjustments be made. |
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BillyB8
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So the admin get as clear as possible a set of figures to complete their assessment.
It could be tied into the PAYE system, but it would mean that recipients would always be paid in arrears. And there would be no guarantee as to the amount paid, as earnings fluctuate. |
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DARREN A
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If you contact them then they'll do a re-assessment for you.......eventually.They really are a pain when it comes to doing anything.They're 2nd only to the CSA for incompitancy.They either leave you short or massively overpay you and leave you with nothing the next year. |
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sam g
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Its because its the only TRUE figure they have to work with.
If you ring them, to tell them your circumstances have changed, they may make an adjustment this year...
No harm in trying. |
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x matt n claire x
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this eefects so many ppl, and i am in the same boat so sympathise with you..... i was told when this came into force it was to stop false claims..... over claming...etc..
many ppl used to work over time and not declare it, and when the renewal was due for the six week build up would work over time in order to gain full tax credits and after would carry on, they say this was bleeding the system dry, and put this new force into action, but unfortunately ppl like us suffer because of ppl like that |
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x goldilocks x
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They are terrible and nearly everyone i know that claims tax credits has suffered because of underpayments or having to pay back overpayments,myself included.No wonder so many just stay on benefits! |
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Ingenious
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Bureaucracy has ways of delaying payment and taking unecessarily long time to do things.
On another level, the tax office would like to recieve your tax payments before issuing the credits. This allows them to have more fluidity and keeps you nearer the bottom of their list of priorities.
It's a way of them keeping the control and make things work for them rather for the people. As part of the public, they expect you to be self sufficient and to look after yourself, whilst they tax everything you earn (it's pessimistic but seems very real).
Why do you think they impose penalties the minute you fail to hand in your tax payments? Why don't you think there is a deadline to paying your tax credits?
If you're having problems with your finances, I suggest joining a reputable, moderately cheap and reliable network marketing scheme (not the sort that tells you to sell to your friends and families).
Good luck |
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Jennie M
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It's so they know exactly what you earned and so what you are given is not based on a prediction of what you will earn. However, if it is causing you financial hardship you should contact them to be re-assessed. Are there any other benefits you might be entitled to but are not claiming, for example income support? I hope this is some help, the whole system is completely flawed! |
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chriskitty572
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You can't be paid tax credits for money that you haven't yet earned. The system is not entirely fair, but better than nothing. It is worth paying a visit to the tax office rather than phoning as you won't be fobbed off. Take all relevant details with you, see what happens. |
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