Income Tax Returns

@flapiz (22403)
United Kingdom
July 7, 2016 1:32am CST
Today I processed my income tax return. I hired a good agent and he managed to help me achieve a higher income tax return amount than what I I've initially expected. He helped walked me through all the deductible things. Luckily I had several charities which lessened my net income. Stuffs like transport and laundry were also deducted. Have you guys processed your tax returns?
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@Lucky15 (37346)
• Philippines
7 Jul 16
I am.doing it...but net is not getting it. Sigh
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
What do you mean by net is not getting it?
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@Lucky15 (37346)
• Philippines
10 Jul 16
@flapiz my esubmission is hard to get through becauseof slow net ;(
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
12 Jul 16
@Lucky15 Oh that's bad. Can't you do it on an Internet cafe instead?
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@hoong143 (1397)
• Malaysia
13 Jul 16
Oh! Our tax department still owe me some balance for years.
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@hoong143 (1397)
• Malaysia
14 Jul 16
@flapiz There is penalty for being late to claim it? I don't think our government has this policy. As I know, it is easy to pay but not easy to claim.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
14 Jul 16
I think if you don't claim it you'll pay some penalty for being late.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
16 Jul 16
@hoong143 Oh well that's a good thing for you then. Go claim it and spend it :)
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@sishy7 (27169)
• Australia
17 Jul 16
Aha! It's probably in your account already by now... if not, it will be by early next week, eh?
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
17 Jul 16
It's not here yet. Hopefully next week. I can't wait.
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@skysnap (20154)
7 Jul 16
Last date for us is July 30. So I am just doing the calculation of the exemption and stuff.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
Oh you do your own tax refund calculations? Cool.
@skysnap (20154)
10 Jul 16
@flapiz yes i keep quickbooks on desktop.
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@Shiva49 (26163)
• Singapore
14 Jul 16
Yes, I file in Singapore and India. I may overlook few deductions but it may not amount to much - siva
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
16 Jul 16
Wow how come you file in 2 places? You work in both?
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@Shiva49 (26163)
• Singapore
16 Jul 16
@flapiz I live in Singapore but I have income in India too - siva
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@rina110383 (24497)
8 Jul 16
I work in an Audit Firm. It's my employer (Firm) who processes my tax returns. Part of our work is to assist employees/companies in the filling out of forms, computation, and filing of their income tax returns.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
12 Jul 16
@rina110383 Yeah I'm excited I'm getting 2,400 AUD. So I'll be a happy kid when it comes :)
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
Do you do that service free for the employees or do you have to charge them? I really appreciate my accountant this year. He really did his best for me to get the most of my tax return.
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@rina110383 (24497)
10 Jul 16
@flapiz No, we bill them for any form of assistance extended in processing their tax forms. Good relief. Now, you don't have to think of that "taxing" activity.
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@cpefley (1926)
• San Jose, California
7 Jul 16
We have to do our income taxes a lot earlier in the year. I cant wait until February to get a refund lol.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
It's a long wait for you then
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@JudyEv (323672)
• Rockingham, Australia
7 Jul 16
A good agent can save you quite a bit of money. We used one when our taxes were a bit complicated and thought he was well worth the money.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
This is definitely true. It's pricey to hire an agent but they guarantee a maximum tax refund which is not a bad bargain.
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@sunrisefan (28650)
• Philippines
7 Jul 16
After availing of early retirement, I no longer filed income tax returns. Currently I receive some honoraria but its annual gross is below the amount required for compulsory filing.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
Well that saves you the long queues in the tax and accountant office.
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@JustBhem (70601)
• Davao, Philippines
7 Jul 16
Good for you the processed went well. For sure a lot of people are having problem right now with their income tax return.
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@flapiz (22403)
• United Kingdom
10 Jul 16
Now I'm just waiting for it to be added to my bank account. I'm excited.
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