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22May/102

inland revenue and tax….?

my boyfriend and his ex split in april 2006, they have a child together and since the split she has been claiming child tax credit and working tax credit. my boyfriend has recieved a letter stating he and his ex owe some money as they have been overpaid, but this money has nothing to do with my boyfriend, infact, he was unaware she was claiming any of these benefits from a 'joint account' everything was supposed to have been dealt with when they split.... the letter states it was the tax year 2006 to 2007.
does he have to pay this money? he has called the tax office and they are syaing because his name is on the records he has to, they can pay half each but if she plays up and decides not to pay her half they will both go to court and that it dosnt matter if hes paid half or not.
if he does have to pay, is it because they split just after the tax year started? even still, he shouldnt have to because its been a full year.
any information would help. thanks

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11Apr/104

running own business but doesnt pay tax. if he registers as sole trader will child tax benefits change?

my brother-in-law is running a business from home (selling book online) and is considering registering as sole trader but worried all the tax benefits will change. his wife works full-time so they get a certain amount of money from the government but will they get more less or unchanged if he registers with inland revenue?

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10Nov/090

Parents Eligible Tax Benefits : Tax Preparation Services Canada

Get the latest tax tips from Cleo Hamel, a Senior Tax Analyst with H&R Block. On this episode we discuss how to start filing tax credits for Families. Universal Child Care Credit, and how to go about to continue to receiving child care benefits. You can also save up to $300 annually per child.

Duration : 0:1:55

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10Nov/094

Tax Credit Scandal Blog

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Tax Credit Scandal Blog. Covers Working Tax Credits and Child Tax Credits. This Blog is for people whom have/are suffering because of the Tax Credit System. It covers both Working Tax Credits and Child Tax Credits. The posts on this page are for users to post there own experiences of the Tax Credits System. These could be the good, the bad and the shocking. Please add your own experiences of the Tax Credits System.

Duration : 0:2:35

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9Nov/090

TurboTax Tips – How to Take the Child Care Tax Credit

This video describes how to get a big tax credit if you have children cared for while you work. The child care tax credit was claimed by 6.5 million taxpayers according to the IRS. Watch this video to learn about the 5 things you must know to take the child care tax credit. Tax tips and tax information are brought to you TurboTax.

Duration : 0:2:26

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1Nov/0925

Newsnight – The Mother Of All Government Blunders

Paxman hosts a Newsnight discussion / cross-examination on the evening of a government confession that the personal and financial records of 25 million UK citizens have been pumped out of a central database, burnt onto a couple of compact discs, and then lost....
A Labour spokeswoman is given the unenviable task of defending the indefensible. Listen to the Cambridge prof - not only does he speak absolute sense, but you have to admire the manner in which he calmly conveys to the viewer: "We tried to tell the government not to put all the eggs in one basket, but the arrogant bastards wouldn't listen".....