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To All Abers - Income Tax Is Due.....

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DTCwordfan | 09:57 Sun 19th Jan 2014 | ChatterBank
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Just a reminder to all of you - if you haven't done this already - your tax is due in by the 31st, so effectively you have 2 weeks now - that's not posted but in their offices - so too is any on-line filing or you risk the £100 fine and all the rest if you decide to prevaricate.

I do not work for the Bs or am paid by them......
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DTC......to all UK Abers.

My tax is not due until July (1st part) and Nov (2nd part)
Thanks. Ours is done:-)
People on 'self assessment' shouldn't complain - most of us are on PAYE which means we pay tax every month when we are paid, rather than at some point several months/years down the line.

We also get taxed on everything we earn, rather than a random amount after deducting any number of nice allowances ...

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lucky you Sqad - I should have clarified ABers in the UK - though surely your on-line filing deadline is 31.01?

Thanks DTC - my acct goes mardy if he doesnt have my accounts Oct 31st and then waits for next week to tell me how much

( I pay - not get back....). His fee notes are n't as last minute I can tell you.
DTC...no...I pay Spanish Tax.and returns have to be in by May.
I don't think we're complaining, sd. I wouldn't like to change back from self-employment now. Also, a lower rate of NI (is it NI? Pay 6% instead of 9%).
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still time to win the Euros or that huge Spanish lottery then, Sqad.... Is lingerie tax deductible in Spain - it is in the USA....the state sales tax is deductible off your federal tax.
Exactly so Pixie - but to hear some people squeak you'd think the world was ending just because they have to do a bit of form filling :+)
DTC.......LOL.
Sunny Dave Brown a few years ago changed it all to current year taxation - thus getting himself two years tax payments in one year

hem hem surely that wasnt the only point....

and You SUnny - you lucky fellow - are now on RTI (real time information) now so your month by month tax payment is adjusted as you go along....


God I am so used to having to fill out a tax form ( five years worth in 1985 )
I cant imagine what it is like only to be on PAYE
( actually my first reaction would be 'the govt is conning you' )
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they are - they get the Treasury advantage of using the money on overnight markets where the interest rates are unbelievable - just as any company treasury of a major company does with 'upfront' cash....or the banks do with money in the clearance system - it's how they can afford to give 'free' current a/c banking......In the States, you deposit a cheque and the funds are immediately alive - however, you pay service charges.
I'm PAYE now thank goodness. Always hated doing my own returns or paying my accountant £200.
Thanks DTC i've nearly finished it.
P85 was completed when I left UK and wiping my feet on way out.
Got a very nice rebate also, because I left part way in tax year and the HMRC had been expecting me to stay.
Moved from paying tax at a marginal rate of 35% in the UK , to 11% where I am now. So nice to keep a larger portion of the money you work so hard for.
31st Jan may be the date returns have to be in by but HMRC give you a few days grace to allow for postal delays etc
The HMRC usually arent that nice in my experience Joe

and thanks again DTC
Peter P........I used to work at HMRC and in our office people were given until 3rd/4th Feb to get returns in before receiving any late penalties
I do not work for the Bs

you must be almost alone in that...
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lol jno - not directly so anyway.....

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