Income tax /council tax are they essentially the same thing and is the money from both used for the same thing
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There is, as previous answerers have pointed out, a great difference between income and council tax. Income tax varies, slightly, with the amount of money you earn. So, those more able to contribute more, this is, of course, a much more just system of taxation. If we were pushing a car, would we not expect the strongest to push harder? Ideally we would have a local income tax to replace council tax
490966
I think that aswell as the above comments, it also depends on taxes. Take here for example (UK) our government taxes us on everything!
51339
No, it shouldn't be. It is a loan that you have to pay back (with interest). Income is taxable.
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Thenameishte.. is not fully correct!\nAccounting income is the income after taking into account all the incomes and expenditures of the current year 'actually' incurred by u, i.e. the amounts paid or payable to the external parties or third parties(like suppliers of materials,labourers,management personnel etc.)which will actually reduce the cash available with u. also, it consists of only revenue expenses and incomes.\nBut Economic income,in a wider sense, takes into account the costs that have not explicitly been incurred..the costs for which payment has not been made 'actually'..like the rent of the building u own and u use in ur business(for which u r not paying urself), we call these costs as imputed costs. They take into account the income that u could have earned had u not used ur own resources in ur own business..this estimated income is the imputed cost of ur resources which shpuld also be deducted from the actual profit. Also, economic income takes into account the social costs in some cases like pollution etc. although most prefer not to estimate these coz of lack of quantifiable data!\nI hope now u understand the difference!
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It'll cost more.  Fortunately, there are a lot of websites that let you calculate the difference.  Below is one site I found.  You put in your current salary, your starting city and destination city.  You get back what you'd need to earn to have the same spending power in the destination city.
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Low income people are taxed but then they get all the income tax and contributions back at tax time.\n\nLow income also get GST rebates, and if kids they get a higher child tax credit every month.
751257
I am unable to follow your question.\n\nIn finance, one is Receipts and the other is Payments.\n\nPut all your income in a book and expenses in another.\nTry to mark it how you earn those amounts.
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Its classed has a criminal offence.Have you tried to get the council to take so much a week.By law if you offer what you can afford they have to accept it.If they will not accept a payment, go to your local press trust me they will help & it will not be put in the newspaper,If you do not want to go to the paper go to citizens advice they will get in touch with the council for you.Good Luck
295511
A fringe benefit is a payment to an employee, but nit in the form of salary or wages. So it is taxable just like income.
801918
First, welcome to the USA.\n\nFederal income tax is an amount of money charged by the government on whatever income you have.  In the USA, it's a graduated tax, which means that the more you make, the higher rate you pay.  People who make below a certain amount don't pay any income tax, then it can go up as high as 35% for income over a certain amount.\n\nThere are allowances given for certain items that you might pay out - these get taken off your income before your tax is calculated.  There are two types, adjustments and deductions - you probably don't care at this point about what fits into which category.  There is also something called exemptions - this is a flat amount of money subtracted from your income for each person you are supporting that meets certain qualifications.\n\nThere are also credits - these are amounts that are subtracted directly from your taxes after the amount due is figured.\n\nThis is a very short, rough description of US income taxes.  For more detail, you can go to irs.gov, the official site of the Internal Revenue Service, the government branch that collects this tax.\n\nMany states and municipalities also levy a tax on income.  The amount if any depends on where you live and/or work.
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sales tax is not the same as income taxes
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There are three rates of income tax (10%, 22%, 40%) plus national insurance contributions (10%). As a generalisation, assume about third of you salary will go on taxes.
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PROPERTY TAX. STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERMENT, IS THE INCOME.  SCHOOLS , TOWN EMPLOYEES, PENSONS , MEDICAL BENAFITS, TOWN VEHICLES,SNOW PLOWING,  HEATING, ELECTRIC, MAINTENCE ON VEHICLES,BUILDINGS, ROADS,PLUS A NUMBER OF OTHER THINGS THAT COME UP OUT OF NOWEAR, ARE THE EXPANCE.
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No.  You only pay the taxes in the country that you live, work, or own property.  Note the last.  If you own property in two countries, you will have to pay taxes in both countries. \n\nCitizenship does NOT equal taxes.
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it doesnt matter where the money comes from if it is earned in the UK then you will be liable to UK tax. You would need to use an accountant to work out your tax liabilities due on any money earnt during the tax year.
875573
They result in the same thing - money out of your pocket.  Duties usually involve importing and exporting.  Taxes involve income or purchases.
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Help can be obtained from your local Social Services at the Council Offices.  Financial help may be available from your local Dept. of Work and Pensions.  A very good place to start is the Citizens Advice Bureau.