Most people dont apply for it on thing. But what is the real catch behind it, as we have to pay extra GST on the real purchase price. Does the Company benefits from that extra Tax deducted.
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I think the formal concept is called tiered pricing. Oh, graduated or something like that.  Basically, they're taking away as much of the consumer surplus as possible by taking advantage of people's laziness of not sending in the rebates.  It's the same deal with those normal coupons that people like to clip.\n\nThey also get to keep your money for a little longer which helps them lower ARs.
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SOME SAY IT IS NOT WORTH IT, PERSONALY MY OPINION IS IT IS WORTH INVESTMENT IN THE LONGER TERM. ALTHOUGH 'START UP' FEES AND COSTS ARE GREAT. THE COST ON THE ENVIOMENT IS ALSO LESS.
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you are not eligible to pay tax if your total earnings are less than your personal allowance, which is 5035 for this year.if you are earning up to 5035 pounds then they will not charge you tax, if they do then you can reclaim that tax back.Similarly you can claimback for your excess deduction as well, for the last three years. hopes this satisfy your question
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I think what you are asking is way beyond the scope of anything you will get from this web site.  You need all sorts of market research and tax accountant advice I can't see you getting that here.
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Legal risks as well as the tax consequences are very big.  HR and cultural issues becomes another concern.  Marketing as well as filing requirements in the countries affected, etc...just to name a few.\n\nThere's really too little information here to give any meaningful advice.
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They will automatically take out 20% for income tax, plus a 10% penalty. Also you have to figure in your income tax bracket; ours is 28%
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VAT is an EU sales tax and is more than just 17.5%. It actually is quite a complex tax that is present in many countries around the world. Is it fair, sales tax is supposed to be a key revenue stream for governments around the world and it is key to a strong economy. However, due to its complexity it is hard to give relief from the tax in areas that need it (such as charities and disabled usage) without people using such loop holes for ineligible use. On the otherhand the way in which the tax is applied by the tax man can sometimes seem unpractical and harsh.\n\nFuture... it depends on whether the EU looks to cut red tape and improve the environment that businesses operate in or whether they look to close the VAT gap and tighten the net on those who evade taxes, which often means that others who benfited from ligitimate gains also lose out. At this moment it could go either way.
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What, pray tell, has MIS got to do with Aussie Rules?\n\nEvery organisation needs some form of MIS. I have the knowledge, unfortunately I am not keen to answer the question. Your efficiency at asking this question in this category is a matter of poor judgement. \n\nI will say though, that you feed ---- in, and you get ---- out. Used correctly, they are indeed of great benefit. \n\nTry the business section next time for such questions. \n\nCheers, L
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It's a scam.  Generally, survey companies pay very little to begin with.  They give you lists of companies that may or may not ask you to participate in surveys. All they do is take your money and run.
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It does not matter when you purchased it. You converted it from personal use to business use in 2006. Therefore, when deducting it as a business expense, you can only deduct it's fair market value at the time you converted it to business use, which had better be less than what you paid for it (since CPUs go down in price rather quickly). Be ready to prove the deduction in case IRS decides to check you out.\n\nAs mentioned above, you can use Section 179. All in all, unless you plan to hire a taxman, you should get acquainted with the IRS website and relevant publications.
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Thank you! I have been trying to make this same point! They cannot apply for tax returns so they lose all that money! Where do most of the people on this website get their info from?
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Hi \n\nMy company uses many  affiliate schemes including banners.  To answer the first part any income even additional is subject to tax at whatever band your fall into (lower or higher rate). For example if you are in the 40% bracket then you'll pay 40% on any profits you make from it.  This money is taken by the inland revenue after you have completed a self assessment form at the end of a financial year.  \n\nAlso due to many of the main providers of listings such as Google or Yahoo! you do not need to add VAT.  Also unless you earn over around 55k a year you also do not to register for VAT.\n\nHope this helps\n\nSimon
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MOST of the time they are deductible. \n\nThe rule is if they are a percentage then they are interest and are deductible.\n\nBut a far more important question is can the company charge them. Many states have written laws that prevent the companies from legally charging prepayment penalties. The problem is that many of the companies just go ahead and charge them anyway knowing that may people will never check  out if they are allowed to collect them.\n\nI had a client here in Wichita where I maintain a tax office come in last year after being charged a prepayment fee by Beneficial Finance wanting to know the same thing. When I told them to contact the Kansas Attorney Generals office because they weren't allowed to collect such fees anymore in Kansas I think that they though I was crazy.\n\nBut they took my advice and wrote them and within one week they had a letter from the Kansas Attorney Generals office saying that they had contacted Beneficial and ordered them to repay the prepayment fee. Of course they were elated.\n\nTo make a long story short the customer got back over $4800 within 10 days of contacting the Attorney Generals office. Just because they say they have the right to collect a prepayment fee doesn't mean they do.\n\nSo contact your State Attorney Generals Office and be sure they even had the right to charge you a prepayment fee. If they did then most like it's deductible. \n\nLet me know the details and I'll research it for you.
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That's bogus.  I suspect that salesman is not properly informed of the options that are available.  If that is the only way to buy things there, I personally would not shop at that store unless the total price plus the interest is somehow still lower than the price you could get at another store.
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It is a charge.  Try to avoid turbotax in the future.  It is probably the worst tax software around.
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Yes...and it is pretty complex to do so.  You need a competent accountant, or you will either end up in trouble or end up paying too much.
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yes, often it gets taxed before it hits you...and then gets taxed again. NOKIA is probably a favorite example here in the US...widely held, widely known.\n\nYou will be offered the chance to claim the foreign tax paid as a deduction or as a credit. A credit will be worth more to your bottom line. There is a line item on your taxes that will ask SPECIFICALLY if you paid any foreign tax. THAT is where your entry goes. Good luck.