He did this to help pay the national debt.
We didn't want to pay our taxes anymore. Actually,the objection wasn't to being taxed, but to be taxed without a say: no taxation without representation!
Because the British government needed to pay for the French and Indian War
The United States needed money to repay the individuals and the countries who had loaned money for the American Revolution.The United States also needed to pay the Do you think Daniel Shays and others like him who fought in the war should have been taxed to pay the country's war debts?Explain
because it taxed needed things like glass paper paint lead and tea
whether it is taxed or not you have to pay the damages.
The employer.
No you do not get taxed on your net take home pay.
Vacation pay is generally taxed as regular income by the government. When you receive vacation pay, it is added to your total income for the year and taxed accordingly.
Redundancy pay is similar to unemployment pay in the United States; it is payments to a former employee usually from the governement to help someone who had lost their job.
Statutory redundancy pay is based on the weekly pay, years at the job and age of the employee. To calculate the payment amount you can go to the UK Gov website.
Yes, employers are generally required to pay redundancy to employees in certain situations, such as when a job is eliminated or a company downsizes. Redundancy pay is typically based on the employee's length of service and is intended to provide financial support during the transition period.
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Yes, redundancy pay is part of your income and is therefore taxable. Of course, if you have been declared redundant, your next year's income will probably be lower, and hence you will pay less income tax.
Redundancy insurance is known as accident, sickness, unemployment insurance. Redundancy insurance is designed to pay you monthly benefits if you lose your income from accidental and sickness.
Vacation pay is typically taxed at the same rate as regular income.
No, they are not taxed.