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tax help: miscellaneous
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purdyoaten wrote: »Have you a business which incurred losses in 2013/14? If not, the answer is No!
If you have - well, one would expect to hear from you again!
"Income tax losses" - still nonethewiser.
Anyone wish to expand?
Does it mean 'was your turnover (or profit? ) less in 13/14 than it was in 12/13'?
Or, does it mean 'did you lose money and make no profit and went into the negative? '
My business is contract work - always involves making money as there's not a lot or any expenditure. I sell my professional services in health care0 -
catoutthebag wrote: »So that I don't !!!! up their crsppy worded phrases..
'Did you receive notification from the student loans company that repayment of an income contingent student loan began before 6th April 2014'
That is YES, right?
This is yes? I have a student loan that I owe and am above the threshold for making a payment.0 -
The answer to your student loan question depends on when you took out your loan and determines the threshold at which you repay (and allows the tax system to consider it using the right rules). If you were out of uni by 2012 you benefit from the lower rate, as I read the rules. You could check out the changes on the student loans website.
You could do worse than write all your questions down and call HMRC so that you systematically go through your queries. You do sound rather panicky by your recent posts. Take a moment, gather and calm yourself.
Good luck
SLSave £12k in 2026 #2 I have banked £865.15 in January against a £10k target The 2026 Save £12k in 2026 thread is here
OS Grocery Challenge in 2026 I am sticking with a £3000 annual budget for 2026 - currently £138.39 for January and a bigger target of £300 for February, with lots to stock up on
I also Reverse Meal Plan on that thread and grow much of our own premium price fruit and veg, joining in on the grow your own in 2026 discussion thread
My keep within our budget diary is here0 -
I started paying my loan in 08 or 09
It's too late and I clicked 'yes' to my question and have submitted my return0 -
You can amend a submitted return.Who having known the diamond will concern himself with glass?
Rudyard Kipling0 -
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purdyoaten wrote: »Have you a business which incurred losses in 2013/14? If not, the answer is No!
If you have - well, one would expect to hear from you again!
Are you a politician? Layman's term's instead of paraphrasing. Or do you work for HMRC
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How much simpler can you write "Did your business incure losses in 13/14?"0
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catoutthebag wrote: »Are you a politician? Layman's term's instead of paraphrasing. Or do you work for HMRC
a little civility, humility and the odd 'please' goes a long way.The questions that get the best answers are the questions that give most detail....0
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