My employer didnt give me p45? |
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If Im caring for a child at home for small $$ must I claim this as income on my taxes? Can the parents claim? |
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I'm sick and tired of having to pay back money to Fed's and state when I file taxes!? |
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Why does Britain have so much tax? |
where does it go? Additional Details i'll tell you why
because the government charges us too much tax to pay for Muslims who are on the dole and can't be bothered ... |
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Can any product be sold higher than MRP in any particalur place/area? |
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I think this may be a mistake...? |
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Can I file my taxes now? |
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I'm not married to my partner, but we're buying a house together? |
(1) can we still own it as Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship and (2) can we each deduct 1/2 the taxes and mtg interest on our taxes each year, or do we have to take turns every other year? ... |
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Waiting on my stimulus check to be sent out by July 11? |
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How do I declare a second income? UK tax question? |
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I want to do my OWN TAXES!!!? |
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The big gender question: why women get paid less than men? |
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Do the British expect and rely on Benefits too much? |
| I always hear of people in the UK talking about the different types of benefits they are entitled to and also council housing. It seems like people on average income still get some type of benefits.<... |
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Stupid Guy | Why should tenants pay the Council Tax in UK?Why is the property owner not paying it?Do they pay any Tax? |
I have nothing against the home owners,but I think that is unfair? If someone is renting a flat or house, means doesn't have house or money to buy one? The tenants usually are poor, and on top of that they have to pay the Council Tax, which I think is the highest in the World (as far as I know or comparing the countries I was living in) (I pay ÂŁ148.98 per month, London UK) I think Council Tax should be included in the rent and be taken from the property owners?We -the tenents are paying the Council Tax and income taxes?Do the property owners paying any other taxes for the some property, or they are just getting richer and richer? What do you think? |
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mcginlm72
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I think they should just go back to the old system of rates included in your rent and then the landlord gives that to the government it was fairer and there wasn't the amount of unpaid rates as there is unpaid Council Tax!!! I don't know all the ins and outs of why the system changed but it doesn't seem to be working all I know is that my rent was the same amount before and after these things changed and then I was expected to pay the ridiculous amounts of council tax based on the price of a house I don't own fair enough the tax goes on my street lights and bins etc... but why does it have to be based on the price of a house I do not own I have been abroad now for a while so maybe they have changed it but it still is a stupid system if you ask me!!! |
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dels replies
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What do you think council tax is for? It is a tax to give you the facilities you need for you and your family. By the local council, the county council, the fire brigade and the police. All there for your benefit, not the landlords. It is your dustbins and waste that is collected. your kids educated at school, your ability to use local library. to enjoy local parks. to have roads and pavements repaired, for street lighting and a thousand and one other things. The landlord pays for his house and facilities same as you. Probably more as he might have a bigger house. It is not a tax on property at all it is a tax to pay for the things you need to live a comfortable life. |
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LabTech
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The council tax pays for things like refuse collection, road maintenance, policing etc, which the tenant rather than the homeowner is using.
The landlord has to pay tax on all the rent they earn from the property as well as paying for upkeep of the property, so it's not like they get away with paying nothing. |
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Gem*
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Council Tax pays for your street lights, YOUR bins to get emptied etc. Its your litter not your Landlords, thats why you have to pay it.! |
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Sylvia C
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The owner is not necessarily wealthy. He has to pay the mortgage and maintenance. You live in house and get all the local amenities that council tax affords you. The rent would be higher if council tax was included. I agree that it is a very high charge |
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dick19532003
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the tenant pays because they have the services provided by the council such as refuse collection, police etc.
the house owner obviously uses the service themselves but pays via thier own council tax on thier own home |
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E15
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C'mon why should the occupier be exempt from council tax when they use the local services rather than the said owner of the property.
Tenants are not nessecarily poor as I could not afford to rent as my flat rents for 700pcm in my area but I can afford to buy as I built up equity and have a low mortgage.
Anyway landlords do have to pay income and capital gains when they sell the property... |
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Duke75
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It is the person living in the property which makes use of the services covered by the council tax so why shouldn't it be them who pay for it? |
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Happy
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Council Tax is meant to pay for the services the householder uses such as rubbish collecting, libraries etc. By property owners do you means landlords? They have to pay income tax on the rent they collect from you as well as other costs and they have to pay their own council tax. Council tax is very expensive I agree, if your on a low income have a look at www.entitledto.com to see if you qualify fro council tax benefit |
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alan v
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Council Tax is payable by the person occupying a property not the person owning it, if landlords include council tax in the rent, they would simply have to put up the rent up to compensate. Council tax pays for local council services as well as fire and police.
If its any compensation, Landlords do have to pay tax to inland revenue on the rent that they collect as it is a form of income |
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