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How much in tax returns will I be roughly getting back as a working university student in Canada? 0

Posted on December 14, 2011 by

Question by Jennifer S: How much in tax returns will I be roughly getting back as a working university student in Canada?
I’m an alberta resident filing my income tax for the first time at 20 yrs old. I’ve worked part time since I was 14 and even currently in university. I’m also receiving student loans. I was just wondering what is a good estimate of how much I should be getting back for tax returns.

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Answer by C B
Assuming you’re not making a lot of money (under 20k) with the credits you’ve mentioned I would assume you would get back all the tax withheld by your employer (or the amount in box 22 on your t4).

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What are the tax returns and on what basis government gives returns? 2

Posted on October 31, 2011 by

Question by puri: What are the tax returns and on what basis government gives returns?
I got job recently like nov 1st week of this year.I am doing part time job.so i am supposed to receive 4 pay check for this year.
So my question is am i eligible to take tax returns in this year? and may i know about tax returns and eligibility of tax?
Pls kindly help me….
**I am sorry.I am asking about tax Refunds…not tax returns

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Answer by Steve D
A tax return is the form you file with the government that reports your income, any deductions and the amount you either owe or are due back. A tax rebate is the amount the government owes you for overpaying. Whether you are due a rebate will depend on your tax liability (the amount of money you were supposed to pay after all income and deductions are totaled up) and the amount you paid into the system. On each of your paychecks, you will see a federal income tax deduction (called a withholding). If at the end of the year, the total of all these withholdings is more than the amount you should have paid, you will get a rebate (money back). If it is less, you will owe the government money. Since you are only getting 4 paychecks this year, you will probably be well under the minimum amount for paying taxes and will get everything you paid in back. Next year could be different.

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Don’t Estimate your taxes, calculate them 0

Posted on October 18, 2011 by

There are numerous web and mobile apps that calculate taxes on the basis of just the gross salary and a few other attributes. Owing to the highly complex personal tax structure in the UK, We believe that this extreme generalization does not present the full picture for UK taxpayers and leads to incomplete and inaccurate financial planning. UK Tax Wizard has been designed keeping in mind HMRC’s complex tax system that differentiates between individual taxpayers on the basis of numerous factors, some of them too small to be considered by other applications. 

To take an example, HMRC not only differentiates taxpayers on the basis of their age & marital status, it also takes into account factors like visual impairment into account in calculating taxes. Further, HMRC classifies different taxpayers on the basis of how they earned their income, i.e. salaried, self-employed or business owners. Spectacularly, the government also accounts for the price of the company owned car (if any) and also its emission figures!

The above are some of the nuances one needs to account for while calculating personal income taxes in the UK. The UK Tax Wizard accounts for all of the above, and practically everything, that the HMRC factors in to calculate your personal income taxes, making this App the most comprehensive tax app for the UK taxpayer. 

The sophisticated tax calculating engine married to Apple’s stunningly intuitive user interface makes UK Tax Wizard the most advanced tax calculating App in the market today. 

Ten Features that make UK Tax Wizard stand out: 

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1. Comprehensive:
UK Tax Wizard is many notches above ordinary tax calculating apps available in the market. The UK has one of the most complex personal tax systems in the world, with numerous factors being considered to differentiate between various taxpayers. Our App takes into account all of them, carrying out more than 100,000 computations, to arrive at the accurate tax amount. When you calculate your taxes on the UK Tax Wizard, you are not getting estimates; you get precise results as good as what tax consultants would arrive at. 

2. Takes into account overseas income as well:
The UK government has a dual taxation treaty with most countries so that any UK taxpayers on international assignments, and repatriating parts of their income back home, do not end up paying taxes twice. UK Tax Wizard takes into account income from outside the country and also taxes paid to other governments and accordingly calculates taxes. 

3. Contemporary:
UK Tax Wizard is designed to accurately calculate the personal income taxes for both financial years 2009-10 and 2010-11. While tax filing for FY2009-10 is going on, the App is also ready to calculate your taxes and prepare you for filing returns for FY 2010-11. UK Tax Wizard will maintain both sets of information and the user can easily switch between the financial years. 

4. Timely:
The HMRC has notified 31st October as the last date for filing of paper tax returns. The UK Tax Wizard is the right App to help UK taxpayers compute their personal taxes correctly. 

5. Future ready:
When designing the UK Tax Wizard, we extensively studied the UK tax regime. HMRC tweaks the tax structure every year and we would be ready with timely App updates to keep you prepared for regulations of the future. 

6. One app for salaried, self-employed and small business owners:
The way HMRC taxes your income depends on how you earned it, i.e. whether you are salaried, self-employed or a business owner. And it gets all the more complex if you have multiple sources like rental properties. UK Tax Wizard takes into account all such permutations and combinations. Just fill in the fields that are relevant to you and the UK Tax Wizard will do the job.

7. Graphics – charts:
UK Tax Wizard builds stunning charts which provide break-ups on your income, National Insurance and taxes. Even better, the App provides you with your net tax rate, the real indicator of how heavily (or lightly) you are taxed. 

8. Tips:
You are not a tax expert and may omit valuable data that may eventually lead to paying more taxes than you should be paying. UK Tax Wizard not only calculates taxes, it carefully scans the data and catches such omissions, providing you detailed tips



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