The Daily Telegraph Tax Guide 2017
Understanding the Tax System, Completing Your Tax Return and Planning How to Become More Tax Efficient
by David Genders
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Pub Date 28 May 2017 | Archive Date 2 Jun 2017
Kogan Page Ltd | Kogan Page
Description
The Daily Telegraph Tax Guide contains everything you need to know about completing a Self-Assessment tax return for 2016/17.
For any taxpayer, whether self-employed, part-time, retired or unemployed, the book is an invaluable resource that can help ensure that you are as tax efficient as possible, offering practical advice, timetables and examples that aim to simplify what many people view as a complex and challenging procedure.
With a whole range of top tips for saving on all types of tax, The Daily Telegraph Tax Guide is the essential guide to completing your 2016/2017 tax return.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780749479510 |
| PRICE | US$19.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 288 |
Featured Reviews
Ellen K, Librarian
Unfortunately, I live in the United States and this particular book didn't help me with my 2016 tax return. However, it was interesting to see how it's done over in the United Kingdom. My first clue that I had the wrong book was when I noted that the first set of payments for the 2016-17 tax year was due January 31st and the tax year begins April 15th. Everyone knows that in the US the magic IRS date is April 15th and the fiscal year runs from January 1st to December 31st.
However, I recently read a Dick Francis book taking place in England where the son discovers his parents did not pay their taxes, missing the January 31st deadline. The crisis involved finding the money to pay the amount owed and all the interest and penalties (we also have those in the US) along with discovering the identity of the blackmailer who was usurping their income.
So for me - three stars for the info. If I was filing my returns overseas, I'm sure I would have rated it higher.
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