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Thread started 08/22/06 4:12am

Natisse

UK orgers - Tax Question

how long do returns usually take to come through? realistically? hmmm and how are they normally paid - into your account or do you get a cheque? can you choose?

thanks in advance rose
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Reply #1 posted 08/22/06 5:55am

Natisse

never mind... I've done some research anyway
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Reply #2 posted 08/22/06 5:57am

Spookymuffin

I hate taxes! pissed especially in England! pissed
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Reply #3 posted 08/22/06 6:10am

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If you can (I think you are visiting from the US?) try filling electronically using the Self-assesment online service. Very easy to use and you can make "adjustments" to ensure the figures are in your favour before submitting!!!

If you request a cheque it normally only takes 7 days and they just print those babies off in a batch run it seems with no manual intervention (obviously if they decide to check and you get caught out.....)


I haven't completed a paper form ever
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Reply #4 posted 08/22/06 6:16am

Natisse

g3ajg said:

If you can (I think you are visiting from the US?) try filling electronically using the Self-assesment online service. Very easy to use and you can make "adjustments" to ensure the figures are in your favour before submitting!!!

If you request a cheque it normally only takes 7 days and they just print those babies off in a batch run it seems with no manual intervention (obviously if they decide to check and you get caught out.....)


I haven't completed a paper form ever


thanks... I'm actually from Australia on a working holidaymaker visa and really am not sure of myself enough to do it that way I think. there are agencies I can go through for a commission of my return but I think I'd rather be safe than sorry

thank you for the info rose
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Reply #5 posted 08/22/06 6:21am

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Spookymuffin said:

I hate taxes! pissed especially in England! pissed


I get taxed 40% of my salary, then 9% for National Insurance, over 80% on petrol and 17.5% VAT on certain goods (most). I'm going to stop payinf tax, bend over, grease up my button and let Gordon Brown have his way on my arse, fuck, he, Tony and John can run a train on me. It will hurt less than paying taxes sigh
Klopf, klopf!

Wer ist dort?

Unterbrechende Kuh.

Unterbrech...

Muh!!!
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Reply #6 posted 08/22/06 6:24am

GaryTheNoTrash
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GaryTheNoTrashCougar said:

Spookymuffin said:

I hate taxes! pissed especially in England! pissed


I get taxed 40% of my salary, then 9% for National Insurance, over 80% on petrol and 17.5% VAT on certain goods (most). I'm going to stop payinf tax, bend over, grease up my button and let Gordon Brown have his way on my arse, fuck, he, Tony and John can run a train on me. It will hurt less than paying taxes sigh


Oh, let's not forget council tax.
Klopf, klopf!

Wer ist dort?

Unterbrechende Kuh.

Unterbrech...

Muh!!!
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Reply #7 posted 08/22/06 6:34am

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I dont think they give rebates anymore.
I just think you become exempt from paying them until everything has
been squared up.

thats what someone told me anyway. confused
Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
woot!
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Reply #8 posted 08/22/06 6:39am

Natisse

muirdo said:

I dont think they give rebates anymore.
I just think you become exempt from paying them until everything has
been squared up.

thats what someone told me anyway. confused


no I will get a rebate apparently... and quite a healthy one nod coz I didn't work the whole of the tax year

woot!

just gotta get it happening now that's all... wink
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Reply #9 posted 08/22/06 6:45am

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Natisse said:

muirdo said:

I dont think they give rebates anymore.
I just think you become exempt from paying them until everything has
been squared up.

thats what someone told me anyway. confused


no I will get a rebate apparently... and quite a healthy one nod coz I didn't work the whole of the tax year

woot!

just gotta get it happening now that's all... wink




batting eyes

how u doin'.
Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
woot!
KrystleEyes 22/03/05
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Reply #10 posted 08/22/06 6:46am

Natisse

muirdo said:

Natisse said:



no I will get a rebate apparently... and quite a healthy one nod coz I didn't work the whole of the tax year

woot!

just gotta get it happening now that's all... wink




batting eyes

how u doin'.


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