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Saturday, 15 December 2007 |
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By Tom Dawson
 Millions of Britons are concerned that they have damaged their financial rating beyond repair as a result of developing problems in managing their money, new figures have suggested.
In a study conducted by Axa, some four million Britons believe that difficulties in handling their finances, in areas ranging from making loan repayments to paying mortgage or rent costs, have seen them develop an adverse credit status. About a quarter of these people (944,000) claim that their financial history has been spoiled as a result of the fiscal struggles that supporting their friends and family has generated.
However, it was suggested that more people could develop financial problems following the government announcement that 25 million personal data records from the HM Revenue & Customs were recently lost in the post. This could see many Britons open to identify theft, which in turn could damage their credit records. As a result of developing an impaired financial record, people could find that they struggle to get jobs, open up current accounts or successfully apply for a cheap loan. In turn, those looking to borrow |
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Friday, 14 December 2007 |
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By Craig Chambers
 Charging online taxes when filling orders is a special concern for businesses that sell products through the internet. Knowing when to charge a customer sales tax and how much is important to their business. Not only can these tax charges help a business pay their own taxes, but quite often, it's required by law that you charge them in order to return the taxes to the government.
So, how do you know if your business qualifies for charging clients online taxes? This is actually very easy. If your business has a physical presence in the same state as the individual who is buying from you, they will need to pay whatever the sales tax is for that particular state. For example, if your business warehouse is in California, and your client is from California, they will be required to pay a sales tax.
But if the client isn't from California, they are not required to pay sales taxes. However, this process is likely to change as the growth of online sales increases and more and more money is made from online |
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