Do I need to inform Inland Revenue?
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No you need to inform them within 3 months.  You also need to start paying National Insurance Contributions Class 2, which is £2.10 a week.  If however your income is below a threshold of £4465 (for the tax year 2006/2007), you can ask to be exempted from these contributions.  After registering you will be asked to fill in a self-assessment tax return, after the tax year is over (i.e. after 5 April 2007) which you need to submit by 31 January 2008.  You will also need to pay any income tax, capital gains tax and National insurance Class 4 on that date.
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Were I worked if you were taxed exemt you would tell the clerk before they totaled your product. If it was the first time in that store you would have to fill out a form, showing your form with your tax id# on it. Your purchase is then totaled without the tax.
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you can call the IRS, they will tell you
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If the information is not cumulative on your pay stubs, then yes your employer has to provide the information when requested.
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Yes there is but it is notorious for it's problems with it's computing system.  Major overhall in the near future and talk of the Inland Revenue or another such department taking over.
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Don't lie be very truthful. hopefully you have saved all of your information into a nice file folder for the last three years because I believe that's how far back they can go. If not gather that info from the necessary sources and send copies in by certified mail. If they are coming to you, be prepared to sit all day. If you are self employed you should make it a habit of keeping your books up to date and saving all pertinent receipts. As long as you know the info is correct on your previous taxes, you have nothing to worry about.
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If it is from a traditional IRA-YES.  If it is from a ROTH IRA-MAYBE.  You really need to bring your documents to a CPA or Enrolled Agent for review.  I have listed some articles below that can help.  The first is on ROTH IRAs and the second on traditional IRAs. \n\nBe sure to have tax withholding on any distribution to avoid owing IRS.
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have you tried here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/
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Check at the library--they frequently hae access to that type of information. Also you probably don't have to file. You only have to file if your income is at a certain level. You may want to file though because you may be due a refund.
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It's 'defaultingly' better to err on the side of the IRS- get a second tax payer ID/ EIN number for the second business and treat it as such- another business.  Your accounting system and accountant/book keeper will probably agree too.
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call them up and ask for it. they should put you in touch with the finance department who will know the answer.
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Contact the IRS for your locality.
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In department of revenue
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You will probably hear from the IRS when you submit your income taxes.  Make sure you have documentation for your support of the child you are claiming on your taxes.
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http://www.dh.gov.uk/assetRoot/04/07/14/53/04071453.PDF
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It depends on what it is they are withholding.  If your employer gets an official notice for child support, for example, they don't have to even notify you of the withholding.  It will just be done.
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Yes tell them. They will have it on file anyway. It's best to be honest.