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Daily Mail Tax Guide 2005-2006 |
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| Daily Mail Tax Guide 2005-2006. How to save tax - How to complete your tax return - The 2005 budget changes - More than 120 tax-planning hints |
Daily Mail Tax Guide 2005-2006.
Nearly 31 million people in the UK now pay income tax and in the 2004/2005 tax year the Inland Revenue collected more than £151 billion in taxes, of which income tax accounted for about £110 billion. On average each of us pay £4,000 a year in tax and the number of people paying higher rate tax has risen by around 40 per cent to 3.3 million in just five years. Many people pay more tax than they should and the Revenue have got much tougher on those who fill in their self-assessment tax returns incorrectly or send their returns in too late.
The Daily Mail Tax Guide is intended to make life altogether less taxing. Written in clear accessible English it is designed to help you:
>plan your affairs so that you save money on income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax, and avoid running into trouble with the Revenue
>complete the self-assessment tax return, alerting you to common errors
>bring yourself up-to-date with the latest Budget changes and how they affect you.
Jane Vass spent ten years with Which?, researching and writing reports on personal finance and then as head of the financial and economic research group. She is now a freelance writer and consultant specialising in tax and other areas of consumer personal finance. |
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Format: PaperBack
Title: Daily Mail Tax Guide 2005-2006
ISBN/ Catalogue No: 1861977379
Author: Jane Vass
Publisher: none
Date Published: none |
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