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Taxes

It’s Form 90-22.1 Time Again For American Expats, The Annual Waste Of Time Exercise

by Danny Sullivan on June 29, 2006

in America, Taxes

It’s that time of the year again, a favorite time for any US expatriate — the time to ensure you’ve filed the absurd TD F 90-22.1 Report Of Foreign Bank And Financial Accounts form. It’s a huge waste of time, but one expats are forced to endure or face a fine of [...]

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Tax Day, UK Style Versus US Style

by Danny Sullivan on April 14, 2006

in Taxes

I could write an essay on the fun and excitement of filing taxes in two different countries, the US and the UK. The short story is forget using Turbo Tax! But rather than an essay, I’ll spin my story over time on the blog. Over in the US, Monday is Tax Day, when everyone will be making a [...]

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The Amazing British Budget Process

by Danny Sullivan on March 23, 2006

in Britain, Taxes

Yesterday was Budget Day here in Britain, where the Chancellor Of The Exchequer announces how the UK will tax and spend money over the coming year. It’s a process that has fascinated me for years and has yet to lose the novelty. I first encountered the budget process when I was working at the [...]

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After Six Years, The Inland Revenue Decides I Owe It £111

by Danny Sullivan on March 8, 2006

in Britain, Taxes

I’ve got so much to write about. My dalliance with the Treo 700W before deciding XV6700 was the better choice as a broadband-equipped smart phone. Loving my new Swatch SPOT watch, as I showed Robert Scoble last week. But I’m diving back in to blogging with everyone’s favorite subject, taxes. Her Majesty’s [...]

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