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Twiggy
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26th Apr 05 at 09:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


^^^^ IMO!
Mark Petty
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26th Apr 05 at 09:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


How is it dodgy? I am a single parent who worked part time and didnt earn enough and was entitled to working families tax credit and that cancelled out the tax I had to pay


but £19k in 9 months with no tax. I know u said most was tips but that seems to good to be true.
Wouldn't it be worth your while to employ a babysitter and do it again? or get your mum to look after the kid?
Karen
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26th Apr 05 at 09:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Mark Petty
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


How is it dodgy? I am a single parent who worked part time and didnt earn enough and was entitled to working families tax credit and that cancelled out the tax I had to pay


but £19k in 9 months with no tax. I know u said most was tips but that seems to good to be true.
Wouldn't it be worth your while to employ a babysitter and do it again? or get your mum to look after the kid?


No babysitters work overnight as this was night work
My mum works aswell so she cant look after Rhys
Edd
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26th Apr 05 at 10:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by Mark Petty
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


How is it dodgy? I am a single parent who worked part time and didnt earn enough and was entitled to working families tax credit and that cancelled out the tax I had to pay


but £19k in 9 months with no tax. I know u said most was tips but that seems to good to be true.
Wouldn't it be worth your while to employ a babysitter and do it again? or get your mum to look after the kid?


No babysitters work overnight as this was night work
My mum works aswell so she cant look after Rhys



i dont see why you are explaining yourself as long as your kid never goes without thats all that matters now back to the actual topic please.
Karen
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26th Apr 05 at 10:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Edd_20
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by Mark Petty
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


How is it dodgy? I am a single parent who worked part time and didnt earn enough and was entitled to working families tax credit and that cancelled out the tax I had to pay


but £19k in 9 months with no tax. I know u said most was tips but that seems to good to be true.
Wouldn't it be worth your while to employ a babysitter and do it again? or get your mum to look after the kid?


No babysitters work overnight as this was night work
My mum works aswell so she cant look after Rhys



i dont see why you are explaining yourself as long as your kid never goes without thats all that matters now back to the actual topic please.


Thank you! Rhys comes first car second

So anyway to answer the question which I posted 2 pages ago
I dont owe anybody any money
Mark Petty
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26th Apr 05 at 10:04   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Edd_20
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by Mark Petty
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
Yes and Iv already explained why I dont pay tax


Hum.... sounds dodgy (IMO)


How is it dodgy? I am a single parent who worked part time and didnt earn enough and was entitled to working families tax credit and that cancelled out the tax I had to pay


but £19k in 9 months with no tax. I know u said most was tips but that seems to good to be true.
Wouldn't it be worth your while to employ a babysitter and do it again? or get your mum to look after the kid?


No babysitters work overnight as this was night work
My mum works aswell so she cant look after Rhys



i dont see why you are explaining yourself as long as your kid never goes without thats all that matters now back to the actual topic please.


i'm just intrigued as I would like to earn that sort of money in 9 months

Edd
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26th Apr 05 at 10:04   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i would like to never be in debt but unless i win the lottery i can't see that happening so i try to keep my borrowing to a minimum
TNM
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26th Apr 05 at 10:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
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Originally posted by TNM
quote:
Originally posted by foxy lady
quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
yes, i get the cash in hand tips bit..... but not the tax free?

What was the salary? It must have been low if you paid no tax?!?!?! 4700 a year low?

or am i missing it entirely?

I'm not paying tax because i'm working abroad for 6mths+


Anything under 10k is classed as low salery for anybody 21+
Well thats how the working families tax credit works which I got which cancelled out the tax
Tips are voluntary by the puntersand not guaranteed and also varies everyday, thats why u cant decalre it


Wrong. leagaly you are meant to declare you tips to the tax man


No, it isnt guaranteed and its voluntary so its not needed
Its in the handbook from the head of casinos a letter fom the government saying u dont need to decalre them


Didnt say it was guaranteed did I?

If you make say 6k a year on tips you should put this down on your tax return. And then they will alter your tax code to recoup the money or ask yo to pay up the next tax year is different
AK
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26th Apr 05 at 10:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
my bonuses are NOT guaranteed, but i sure as hell pay tax on them

(before claiming all tax back at end of year)
Twiggy
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26th Apr 05 at 10:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
my bonuses are NOT guaranteed, but i sure as hell pay tax on them

(before claiming all tax back at end of year)


How do you claim it back?? I get an "incentive" every month this is the same aint it?? as it not in my contract so they dont have to give it ya?
AK
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26th Apr 05 at 10:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
how do i claim it back?

I get my accountant to do it, through the Inland Revenue.

or why?

.... because i work out of the UK for more than half of the year.... Why should i pay for the shit when i dont use it
Teddy
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26th Apr 05 at 12:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
EDIT WRONG POST

[Edited on 26-04-2005 by Teddy]

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