Thread: Tax Refunds
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Old 05-07-2008, 10:17 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
Which is why it is considered an estimate, and at the end of the year you fill out forms that indicate your actual tax liability, and either pay more or get your refund.
Yes, I thought it was an estaimate in nearly all countries so I am curious about how it works in the UK since HarryT's claim is:
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Why does one receive a "tax refund"? The way that the British tax system works is that, unless you run your own business, or something like that, income tax is simply deducated automatically from your salary by your employer, so you automatically pay the right amount of tax.
Is the tax not progressive in the UK?
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