should i pay tax

jem16

tompink wrote: »

nope cant manage your money i dont have debt at all i owe nothing

Not sure why you are assuming that everyone who post on here is in debt?

However please do apply for Child Benefit. You are entitled to it and it will give automatic NI credits which you will benefit from.

tompink

jem16 wrote: »

Not sure why you are assuming that everyone who post on here is in debt?

However please do apply for Child Benefit. You are entitled to it and it will give automatic NI credits which you will benefit from.

thanks and i will and your right i shouldnt assume hes in debt what i should of said if you dont have something postive to say go away and get a hobby or something trying to put people down on the internet haha so sad BIGMAN

McKneff

tompink wrote: »

feel better picking on my spelling i wish i was like you your perfect or are you nope cant manage your money i dont have debt at all i owe nothing when i spend my money its mine not the banks

I;m not picking on your spelling, its your grammar and lots of other things in your post that leads me to believe what I said.
If you read your post back to yourself you will see what I mean. Unless your trolling of course and you are doing it deliberately. mmm, I'm beginning to wonder because one of your posts is virtually word perfect.

I'm not perfect pet, far from it. I can manage my money perfectly well, I have no debt,I own my own house and what i spend is mine which I earned myself. Not earned by someone else and given to me.

By the way, you said your father gave you money, then in another post you say you grew up in care because you had no mum and dad ????? What's that all about then....

C_Mababejive

tompink wrote: »

hi i dont work as i cant dont claim any benafits live rent free (dads house)and get 80 pounds a week to live on given by my father who dont live in the uk

Whilst you are a Serf on the land,you will never be free and always liable to taxes whether you pay them or not.

Tiglath

McKneff wrote: »

By the way, you said your father gave you money, then in another post you say you grew up in care because you had no mum and dad ????? What's that all about then....

He found out a few years ago who his father is - it's quite clear from his posts if you read them in order.

tompink

McKneff wrote: »

I;m not picking on your spelling, its your grammar and lots of other things in your post that leads me to believe what I said.
If you read your post back to yourself you will see what I mean.

I'm not perfect pet, far from it. I can manage my money perfectly well, I have no debt,I own my own house and what i spend is mine which I earned myself. Not earned by someone else and given to me.

By the way, you said your father gave you money, then in another post you say you grew up in care because you had no mum and dad ????? What's that all about then....

care at 3 found my dad 2009

xylophone

You should claim Child Benefit to protect your state pension. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/ch2-online.pdf
The regular gifts from your father are not taxable. If they are regular gifts from income there is not even any IHT concern for him.
Find out whether you are eligible for Child Tax Credit.
http://taxcredits.hmrc.gov.uk/Qualify/DIQHousehold.aspx

If you have difficulty completing the forms contact a benefits adviser at your local CAB.

The time will come when you will want to help your son with schoolwork - there may well be opportunities for adult education through your local authority?