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The article is about the UK, where that's the case for about 2/3rds of taxpayers. Unless something's gone wrong, there's usually no bill or refund involved eith
by sveiss 10y ago
The article is about the UK, where that's the case for about 2/3rds of taxpayers. Unless something's gone wrong, there's usually no bill or refund involved either: the tax authority and employers communicate to try and keep the amount deducted from pay correct.
The people who do have to file return are those with more complex affairs that can't be dealt with automatically yet (for example, the self-employed and landlords).
- rahimnathwani 10y agoYes, and even many of these people can and do submit their own tax return using the online 'self-assessment' form, and have the government calculate the tax they owe.