How much tax do you pay?

[renewablejohn]

Disappointed if I have to pay any tax.

[bumble B]

Nobody enjoys paying a tax bill but just remember you're paying for the roads you drive round on; the schools your kids go to; the hospital that patches you up when you fall out of a tree; the basic pension your mum/gran gets -- and a lot more besides. It's pretty good value really when you think what it's like living in some countries.

 

Never resent paying your tax bill.

 

Best wishes,

 

John Russell

 

Pot holed roads. Under achieving schools. NHS going down the pan. Rubbish pensions. I'm off to Finland!

[TREE-SURGEON-ESSEX]

Every time you buy a tool your taxed drive your truck stratch your:thumbup: ass

[renewablejohn]

I dont have a problem with direct tax as the government have still kept enough loop holes available for active avoidance. Its the indirect or stealth tax which is the killer, ie fuel duty, vat, fines, licences, rates

[skyhuck]

just paying £5k

 

Corporation??

[Johny Walker]

Corporation??

 

no thats £1k

 

my income tax

[skyhuck]

no thats £1k

 

my income tax

 

You pay both???????

 

You are Ltd???

[Johny Walker]

You pay both???????

 

You are Ltd???

 

i have an ltd ,it was for my contracting bussiness ,site work etc ,as i dont do them it

now going doormont ,

 

so staying sole trader

[Tom D]

Now paying about 5k per year in employers national insurance, which is just a tax on jobs. I pay a few grand in corporation tax and hopefully no personal tax at all, apart from a wee bit of NI. Also a net payer of vat of course.

 

If you factor in what my employees pay in tax ( which I collect for the government free of charge) and fuel duty, then I reckon my little firm pays Mr Osbourne 35k each year.

 

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[likeitorlumpit]

don't forget the vat you pay on stuff you buy privately

plus the fuel tax

plus council tax

stamp duty - if it applies

car tax

insurance tax

flying tax

anyone got a calculator