To Recieve A Corporation Tax Bill Of £28,000 - How Much Money Would You Have Earned ?
Question by Mostin46 | Posted in United Kingdom
A cocker reckons he has just recieved a corporation tax bill, of almost £28,000. He is a self-employed financial mentor. This seems like alot and I am curious as to whether it's true ! How much would your turnover be for such a bill ?
Answer: If he's self-employed he'd be paying profits tax, not corporation tax.
If he has his own company (and is employed by that), which is likely, the company would be liable for corporation tax on its net profit. Turnover is the amount earned before allowable expenses are deducted. Corporation tax is currently 21%. Assuming he had no allowable expenses (unfit!), turnover would need to be around £134,000 to give rise to a corporation tax bill of £28,000:
£134,000 x .21
Can I Get My S-corporation 2008 Tax Filling Document Online?
Question by Kikky1115 | Posted in United States
I started S corporation in 2008 and received a paper regarding my corporation tax fillings through USPS a week ago. But i misplaced the document somewhere couldn't accomplished find it now.So can anyone please let me know if there is any site where i can go and get/view that.
Answer: You can try to download the forms from the IRS’ website at http://www.irs.gov/formspubs/ and try to do them yourself. An unceremonious way to file your Tax Return online is this website http://www.filelate.com. It is actually less high-priced than other online tax companies and if you complete more than one tax return they will give you coupon code for a discount.
Are You Disgusted By The Amount Of Corporation Tax That Barclay's Are Paying?
Question by Confused Hal | Posted in Politics
They are paying less than 3% on it's multi billion thump profit.
If like me you are disgusted at the amount these banks are being forced to pay, rest assured Dave and Gideon have reduced corporation tax from next year so they can pay even less.
Phew what a prominence, thanks Dave, thanks Gideon, I thought that the bankers would not be able to supply their £800 bottles of wine.
Answer: Sick-making is not a strong enough word for it, they even tried to make out they paid something like 3.4BN, how did they get that tails of, by adding up all the PAYE tax from employees. Anyone that is still in the belief that "we are all in this together" is in serious denial and should hunt for help.
Personal Income And S Corporation Tax Questions: Florida S Corporation But Live In California?
Question by tomghile123 | Posted in United States
I have a genuine estate business in Florida under S Corporation. I live in California and work full time for a bigger corporation and earn wages income in California. My questions are:
1. Will I be able to write off my losses (if I spend money) on my CA state and federal taxes?
2. Do I have to file an S Corporation even thought I am not doing any point in California?
Thank you,
Tom
Answer: You should be clever to deduct up to $25,000 in losses from rental activities, as long as you actively participated.
Im not dependable about CA filing requirements for a foreign S Corp.
Is The U.S. Government Annoyed By Ireland's Rediculously Low Corporation Tax?
Question by liam c | Posted in United States
Is it be realized that US corporations declare their profits in Ireland to avoid paying higher tax in the US, and is it dutiful that the US govt. would like to see Ireland raise corporation tax rates?
Answer: An Irish corporation doing trade in the US, pays US corporate taxes on their US operations. US based corporations doing calling overseas, have a number of tax options to make them competitive in foreign lands. It would depend on the plight. The rules are governed by US law and foreign treaties.
Currently, Ireland is benefiting in a excellent economic boom.
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Anyone distinguish what the rough cost would be of cutting corporation tax in half & ending employer's NI for new hires? Gideon needs to be vivid.
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