Again and again about taxes ... So, to pay or not to pay? - page 8
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Isn't that the Ivan who sat on the cooker and waited for the pike to fulfil all his wishes?
Are we done?
Deleting the last two pages completely. I don't care if I delete anything unnecessary. This is not a political forum, I remind you.
Reply on the subject.
You have to pay. You have to fill in a tax return, a specialist will help you for a penny. You have to pay 13% of all the money you paid to the bank in 2010. You have to prepare your tax return by April 30th and you have until July 15th to pay. You can get a tax deduction for medical treatment, tuition or the purchase of a flat, i.e. the interest paid can theoretically be refunded :)
Reply on the subject.
You have to pay. You have to fill in a tax return, a specialist will help you for a penny. You have to pay 13% of all the money you paid to the bank in 2010. You have to prepare your tax return by April 30th and you have until July 15th to pay. You can get a tax deduction for medical treatment, education or buying a flat, i.e. the interest paid can theoretically be refunded :)
And if they ask "where did you get the wood?"
You have to pay on all of your profits, not just what you take out of the bank.
and if they ask "where did the wood come from?"
You have to pay from all the profits, not just what you take out through the bank.
Do you check the profit according to the balance sheet or the equity? )))
Do you want to look at the balance sheet or equity? )))
at the end of the quarter on the balance sheet )))))))
And profit according to the balance sheet or equity? )))
The number of square metres of a country house and the number and make of cars available.
The right criterion. :)))