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drchaos wrote:http://www.looptt.com/content/10-things-know-about-property-tax
Check this sweet loophole!
You can apply for a tax deferral, once relevant criteria are met
Section 23 of the Property Tax Act 2009 states that the Board may, upon application of the land owner, authorise the deferral of the payment of the assessed tax on the land on the grounds of the “impoverished condition of the owner and his inability to improve his financial position significantly by reason of age, impaired health or other special circumstances, that undue hardship to that owner would otherwise ensue”.
The Act says if approved, a certificate showing the owner’s inability to pay tax will be issued.
sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
with this new invasion of private property avenue they have here, and the fact that u have to state that u have some sort of business going on on your property, be it renting, parlour, mechanic, etc.
according to the laws, u supposed to be paying VAT and a business levy as a business. the long standing complaint is that doubles vendors dont pay taxes.
so with this new laws, could they now be in a position to enforce the VAT and business levy on the businesses they take note of?
im not discussing if its right or wrong, just that if it is that they use this to start tightening up on people, that would mean they would have their profits eaten into again, and as is the norm, that extra cost will be passed onto the customer.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
sMASH wrote:orrr the system was lapsed... i mean, who do u blame for roaches in the sugar, the roach for going or u for leaving the bottle open.
i remember something about a revenue authority. it sounded like an all inclusive body centralized to address all matters of lost local revenue. even without it, i can see authorized personnel using the invasion provsions, and noting the goings, on. then forwarding the details to the the BIR
if u dont keep good records in your small business, who is repsonsible for initiating the move to being VAT registerd?
who is the onus on to do that VAT thing?
src1983 wrote:sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
with this new invasion of private property avenue they have here, and the fact that u have to state that u have some sort of business going on on your property, be it renting, parlour, mechanic, etc.
according to the laws, u supposed to be paying VAT and a business levy as a business. the long standing complaint is that doubles vendors dont pay taxes.
so with this new laws, could they now be in a position to enforce the VAT and business levy on the businesses they take note of?
im not discussing if its right or wrong, just that if it is that they use this to start tightening up on people, that would mean they would have their profits eaten into again, and as is the norm, that extra cost will be passed onto the customer.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
Only the BIR can determine if you become VAT registered, the first flag is sales over a certain amount year I think. They would then request that you apply once sales are consistent.
Also doubles men still need to file income tax returns which they don't. They are sole traders and should be filling out tax forms every year
BIR already start clamping down on some delinquent businesses already. Is only a matter of time before doubles men and parlor owners get it. I watch a man cry when they ask him for VAT returns for that last 5 years
It's too bad they doing this now, but for years people abused the system.
Dizzy28 wrote:src1983 wrote:sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
with this new invasion of private property avenue they have here, and the fact that u have to state that u have some sort of business going on on your property, be it renting, parlour, mechanic, etc.
according to the laws, u supposed to be paying VAT and a business levy as a business. the long standing complaint is that doubles vendors dont pay taxes.
so with this new laws, could they now be in a position to enforce the VAT and business levy on the businesses they take note of?
im not discussing if its right or wrong, just that if it is that they use this to start tightening up on people, that would mean they would have their profits eaten into again, and as is the norm, that extra cost will be passed onto the customer.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
Only the BIR can determine if you become VAT registered, the first flag is sales over a certain amount year I think. They would then request that you apply once sales are consistent.
Also doubles men still need to file income tax returns which they don't. They are sole traders and should be filling out tax forms every year
BIR already start clamping down on some delinquent businesses already. Is only a matter of time before doubles men and parlor owners get it. I watch a man cry when they ask him for VAT returns for that last 5 years
It's too bad they doing this now, but for years people abused the system.
Would they go after doctors too?? Know plenty who I'm sure evading taxes. And they probably raking in more than doubles vendors.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:This PNM man call 90.5 fm tonight and he say we should not be complaining about property tax because in the UK they pay $50,000 TT in property tax for the year.
WTF does that have to do with us? since when are we a first world country?
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:aint gonna lie PNM MITESSSS all over the country real quiet...pin drop silence in most constituencies.
car wrote:drchaos wrote:http://www.looptt.com/content/10-things-know-about-property-tax
Check this sweet loophole!
You can apply for a tax deferral, once relevant criteria are met
Section 23 of the Property Tax Act 2009 states that the Board may, upon application of the land owner, authorise the deferral of the payment of the assessed tax on the land on the grounds of the “impoverished condition of the owner and his inability to improve his financial position significantly by reason of age, impaired health or other special circumstances, that undue hardship to that owner would otherwise ensue”.
The Act says if approved, a certificate showing the owner’s inability to pay tax will be issued.
That is not really a loop hole.
You have to be old and half dead on your death bed to qualify. Once you have possessions they will tell you to sell to improve you financial position to pay the tax.
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Beachfront home with open floor plan. $20k per month rent.
src1983 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:src1983 wrote:sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
with this new invasion of private property avenue they have here, and the fact that u have to state that u have some sort of business going on on your property, be it renting, parlour, mechanic, etc.
according to the laws, u supposed to be paying VAT and a business levy as a business. the long standing complaint is that doubles vendors dont pay taxes.
so with this new laws, could they now be in a position to enforce the VAT and business levy on the businesses they take note of?
im not discussing if its right or wrong, just that if it is that they use this to start tightening up on people, that would mean they would have their profits eaten into again, and as is the norm, that extra cost will be passed onto the customer.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
Only the BIR can determine if you become VAT registered, the first flag is sales over a certain amount year I think. They would then request that you apply once sales are consistent.
Also doubles men still need to file income tax returns which they don't. They are sole traders and should be filling out tax forms every year
BIR already start clamping down on some delinquent businesses already. Is only a matter of time before doubles men and parlor owners get it. I watch a man cry when they ask him for VAT returns for that last 5 years
It's too bad they doing this now, but for years people abused the system.
Would they go after doctors too?? Know plenty who I'm sure evading taxes. And they probably raking in more than doubles vendors.
Everybody, as BIR has the power to access your bank statements to see your deposits. So unless a Dr literally keeping money under his mattress he will get it too
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:aint gonna lie PNM MITESSSS all over the country real quiet...pin drop silence in most constituencies.
The_Honourable wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:aint gonna lie PNM MITESSSS all over the country real quiet...pin drop silence in most constituencies.
A lot of the red and ready crew pretending to welcome the property tax but secretly hoping that others will be able to get it suspended or abolished.
drchaos wrote:src1983 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:src1983 wrote:sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
BIR already start clamping down on some delinquent businesses already. Is only a matter of time before doubles men and parlor owners get it. I watch a man cry when they ask him for VAT returns for that last 5 years
It's too bad they doing this now, but for years people abused the system.
Would they go after doctors too?? Know plenty who I'm sure evading taxes. And they probably raking in more than doubles vendors.
Everybody, as BIR has the power to access your bank statements to see your deposits. So unless a Dr literally keeping money under his mattress he will get it too
Why everyone does get such a hard on for physicians and their taxes??? Literally anyone in this country who has a private business is evading taxes. All the way from largest contractors on the island to the little old lady in the parlor by the corner.
If you going to allow your big financiers to do it then everyone deserves a piece of the pie.
Dizzy28 wrote:drchaos wrote:src1983 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:src1983 wrote:sMASH wrote:hold on, something just clicked.
*rise little inflation birdie, rise!!*
BIR already start clamping down on some delinquent businesses already. Is only a matter of time before doubles men and parlor owners get it. I watch a man cry when they ask him for VAT returns for that last 5 years
It's too bad they doing this now, but for years people abused the system.
Would they go after doctors too?? Know plenty who I'm sure evading taxes. And they probably raking in more than doubles vendors.
Everybody, as BIR has the power to access your bank statements to see your deposits. So unless a Dr literally keeping money under his mattress he will get it too
Why everyone does get such a hard on for physicians and their taxes??? Literally anyone in this country who has a private business is evading taxes. All the way from largest contractors on the island to the little old lady in the parlor by the corner.
If you going to allow your big financiers to do it then everyone deserves a piece of the pie.
You don't want to Pay Income Tax, You don't want to pay Property Tax, You don't want to drive the legal speed limit.....a regular law abiding citizen you are.
sMASH wrote:income tax, property tax, or VAT....two out of the three. they should not impose all three. it just compounds and stimulates price hikes.
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