Does This Mean I dont Need to Pay INCOME TAX?(Coragryph)?
957802
Income taxes are unconstitutional. The 16th amendment is unconstitutional the whole damn deal of the federal reserve is unconstitutional. The graveyard congress votes of 1913 should be unconstitutional. \nWe'd rather quarrel about the right to kill babies or the right of the President to protect us from islamic extremists though instead of the real attacks against the Constitution.\n\nIwrin Schiff doesn't pay income taxes and he fought with the federal government in court and won... Trouble is do you have the resources to fight the feds? I don't..... I also hold a CDL license which is a privilege of a tax paying citizen.
98036
I lived in the UK for 4 years, and didn't know I was supposed to report my taxes the whole time!\n\nYou don't have to pay taxes on your earning overseas b/c you paid them to the Irish gov't.  It's called a foreign tax credit, or something.  I downloaded the forms off the irs site and sent it in.  I didn't even send any docs with it b/c I never recieved any.\n\nThis best info I got from that was actually the webiste for the American Embassy in England.  Hope that helps.
44076
yes you have to have tax in order to get the tax break.\n\n-Jim
348474
Not sure but I know you can get a 17.5% discount from VAT (value added tax). Ask the person to discount it and file and not to pay VAT.
207907
In general any income derived from a Canadian source will be subject to income tax in Canada even if the person receiving such income or gain  is not a resident of Canada.The question is whether there is a need to file a tax return in Canada or not.The answer depends on the nature of the transaction yielding the gain.The below link to Canada Revenue website discusses this issue in details.\nhttp://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/nonresidents/individuals/nonres-e.html
401525
No, as long as you don't sell, there is not a taxable moment.  So, you won't have to pay tax on any gains on your stockes until you actually sell them (or transfer them to another person).
146848
No.  Some people make estimated tax payments if they have income that there hasnt been withholding on.  Such as self-employed people.  Estimated tax payments are made to cover that so they dont have to pay a large amount in taxes and penalties at the end of the year, because of underwithholding.
620354
You will have to pay income taxes but not sales tax (although that will depend on your state).  Good luck.
352001
I believe the first USD80,000 is tax free but then you have to pay tax.  Unless your company pays for it!  Check with your tax adviser!
361808
For an initial outlay of just £400 I can guarantee u a weekly income of £200 tax free. U do not have to do anything. Contact me if u r interested.
804682
If you do not maintain a family or business in Canada, then you do not use any of our resources.  You do not have to  pay Canadian income tax.  It all depend on how long you been living in the middle east.  Whether or not you come back to stay in Canada sometimes. The safest is to contact Canada Revenue Agency.  I am very sure they will happy to help you.
71450
Having a Colorado driver's license (or licence, since you're in England :) )  doesn't mean anything; however, if you were actually registered as a resident of Colorado for any part of the tax year, you may be liable for taxes there. See this document for details:\n\nhttp://www.revenue.state.co.us/fyi/pdf/income06.pdf
1108851
£31,000\n\nYou get the first 4-6000 tax free, but im not sure what hte value is. I know its in that region.\nEverything you earn between (for arguements sake) £4000 and £26,000 is taxed at about 23%\nThen everything about £26,000 is taxed at 40%\n\nSo you will get 4000+(22,000x0.77)+(5000x0.60)= 4000+16,940+3000= £23,940\n\nThats just Income tax. Thats not including pension and all the other leakages.
72901
i think you can go into one of those tax services like at amscot or hrblock with you last paystub and it shouldn't be a problem as long as everything is correct and up to date.
64490
Trying not to file your income tax this year???\n\nDon't worry, they'll track you down....
268238
I think your asking how can you have paid out more than your share of taxes.  If so then it means that either your employer has put you in the wrong tax bracket or your being taxed at a higher rate than what you should be for your income.  There is nothing wrong with doing this as you will get the difference back, just a question of money now or money later.
967130
It depends on how much money the person makes. People have to pay taxes on any assets or extra money they make. Some people who make a certain amount of money (under the max you can make) don't have to pay extra money and they just receive it.