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Gris5786
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Registered since : 6 April 2009
Posted reply 6 April 2009 05:16
I work for a big 4 accountancy firm and I know the amount of time it takes to do this work. I think £700 per year is not a bad price as long as the quality is good.clairelitt, post: 11063 a écrit : I have been charged £880 for a year and 3 months. They prepared my income and expenditure account, did tax computations in order to submit my self assesment tax return. It works out at £700 a year - is that about right?
Posted reply 6 April 2009 05:14
US taxes
Just found this website... but am happy to answer your question.
You need to clarify whether you actually worked in the US on this work. If you did not actually work in the US you do not need to worry and you can pay taxes in the UK as normal and I assume you are resident in the UK (please email me if you need clarification on the UK taxes). If you worked in the US you will have at the very least a filing requirement in the US for Federal taxes. You will file a non-resident return and depending on the work done you should be able to exempt it from US tax under the US/UK tax treaty. However, if Federal taxes are due you can take a credit for these against your UK taxes. Additionally, you need to consider state taxes (as these are calculated in isolation on a seperate return), please tell me which states you worked in?
Just found this website... but am happy to answer your question.
You need to clarify whether you actually worked in the US on this work. If you did not actually work in the US you do not need to worry and you can pay taxes in the UK as normal and I assume you are resident in the UK (please email me if you need clarification on the UK taxes). If you worked in the US you will have at the very least a filing requirement in the US for Federal taxes. You will file a non-resident return and depending on the work done you should be able to exempt it from US tax under the US/UK tax treaty. However, if Federal taxes are due you can take a credit for these against your UK taxes. Additionally, you need to consider state taxes (as these are calculated in isolation on a seperate return), please tell me which states you worked in?