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Interesting thought, one for McEric to advise on?
She said that she had sent a cheque to the Inland Revenue for the £13k in CGT that she was supposedly now liable for.
Now, correct me if I am wrong, but unless she actually re does her entire tax form for that year and re-submits it wouldn't that £13k simply sit on her account as a credit for 08/09 that she will be refunded at the end of the tax year as an overpayment?
She said that she had sent a cheque to the Inland Revenue for the £13k in CGT that she was supposedly now liable for.
Now, correct me if I am wrong, but unless she actually re does her entire tax form for that year and re-submits it wouldn't that £13k simply sit on her account as a credit for 08/09 that she will be refunded at the end of the tax year as an overpayment?
100% correct.
She needs to reclaculate her Capital Gains Tax liability and submit the revised figures to HMRC on a "Repaired" tax return.
Otherwise, the Revenue will just hold her money "in credit" for offset against future tax liabilities (and she'll receive tax free interest on the overpaid amount until then).
She needs to reclaculate her Capital Gains Tax liability and submit the revised figures to HMRC on a "Repaired" tax return.
Otherwise, the Revenue will just hold her money "in credit" for offset against future tax liabilities (and she'll receive tax free interest on the overpaid amount until then).
Invisible man said:
Don said:
This is simply wonderful.
I haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
I'm finding it all quite depressing actually, we must be even more of a global laughing stock now. Don't forget we voted these thieves in to change the rules and bend them as they pleaseI haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
Edited by Horse_Apple on Friday 15th May 14:01
Horse_Apple said:
Invisible man said:
Don said:
This is simply wonderful.
I haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
I'm finding it all quite depressing actually, we must be even more of a global laughing stock now. Don't forget we voted these thieves in to change the rules and bend them as they pleaseI haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
Edited by Horse_Apple on Friday 15th May 14:01
He has a point....
chris watton said:
Horse_Apple said:
Invisible man said:
Don said:
This is simply wonderful.
I haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
I'm finding it all quite depressing actually, we must be even more of a global laughing stock now. Don't forget we voted these thieves in to change the rules and bend them as they pleaseI haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
Edited by Horse_Apple on Friday 15th May 14:01
He has a point....
Horse_Apple said:
chris watton said:
Horse_Apple said:
Invisible man said:
Don said:
This is simply wonderful.
I haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
I'm finding it all quite depressing actually, we must be even more of a global laughing stock now. Don't forget we voted these thieves in to change the rules and bend them as they pleaseI haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
Edited by Horse_Apple on Friday 15th May 14:01
He has a point....
And there was me, always claiming the moral high ground when talking about politics - the only difference was, it transpires, is that the Italians (MP's) were/are a lot more honest about their ineptitude and corruption!
chris watton said:
Horse_Apple said:
chris watton said:
Horse_Apple said:
Invisible man said:
Don said:
This is simply wonderful.
I haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
I'm finding it all quite depressing actually, we must be even more of a global laughing stock now. Don't forget we voted these thieves in to change the rules and bend them as they pleaseI haven't enjoyed politics so much in YEARS!
Edited by Horse_Apple on Friday 15th May 14:01
He has a point....
And there was me, always claiming the moral high ground when talking about politics - the only difference was, it transpires, is that the Italians (MP's) were/are a lot more honest about their ineptitude and corruption!
It's a matter of deep personal distress to have to admit I went to the same sixth form college as the vile ginger monstrosity.
As a matter of urgency, please note that I have absolutely no recollection of her at the college as she's 8 years older than me and the college was never intended to be a place to stay for more than three years at most...
www.ecclescollege.ac.uk/former-students
there was always that odd smell of not-really-contriteness to the place though, as far as I recall... and some odd graffiti which read "Flabby Ginger Twunt Blears Is Not Fit For Political Office" that never made much sense at the time...
At least Chris Eccleston was the college at the same time as my sister, who says he was a bit intense even by Eccles College standards and even for an actor from Salford.
As a matter of urgency, please note that I have absolutely no recollection of her at the college as she's 8 years older than me and the college was never intended to be a place to stay for more than three years at most...
www.ecclescollege.ac.uk/former-students
there was always that odd smell of not-really-contriteness to the place though, as far as I recall... and some odd graffiti which read "Flabby Ginger Twunt Blears Is Not Fit For Political Office" that never made much sense at the time...
At least Chris Eccleston was the college at the same time as my sister, who says he was a bit intense even by Eccles College standards and even for an actor from Salford.
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