Объявление № 20973
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Объявление № 20973
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Are you at risk of being landed with a bombshell bill for child benefit you shouldnt have received A mother of two was stu stanley shop nned to be hit with a demand from the taxman for almost 拢5,400 鈥?the vast majority of which was child benefit to which she apparently wasnt entitled, and must now pay back.Sarah Harris* isnt the first person to be caught out by the governments high income child benefit charge 鈥?which affects parents earning more than 拢50,000 a year 鈥?and she certainly wont be the last. Log on to money-related web forums and you will find plenty of people posting about how they have suddenly been ordered to pay back large sums.Harris says she is particularly annoyed that HM Revenue Customs would have known for more than two years that she was potentially liable for this tax charge because her income first went above 拢50,000 in 2015-16 鈥?yet no one alerted her to the fact she had been overpaid child benefit. It was she who realised there was an issue and contacted HMRC late last autumn. By coming forward and doing t stanley cups he right thing, Ive actually ended up being penalised, she told Guardian Money. Its been such a horrible experience, and I wouldnt want anyone else to go through it. The high income child benefit charge took effect in January stanley water bottle 2013 and affects several hundred thousand families. How it works is that child benefit is clawed back via the tax system if either you or your partner have an adjusted net income of more than 拢50,000 see below .While this regime Cikd DIY smear tests may help combat falling cervical cancer screening rates
High court privacy injunctions have been given a clean bill of health by a special committee of MPs and peers which were set up in the fallout of the Ryan Giggs gagging order.In a report due to be published next week, the joint Commons and Lords committee will also recommend that Britain does not need a privacy law.The committee set up by David Cameron will say that fundamental changes stanley cup to the granting of privacy injunctions is not necessary. However, the report will recommend that gagging orders should routinely be served to websites like Facebook and Twitter as well as newspapers.The cross-party committee of MPs and peers was launched in May last year tasked to examine the balance between privacy and freedom of expression, after thousands of people on Twitter named Giggs as the footballer behind a gagging order against the Sun and model Imogen Thomas.The footballer s privacy injunction effectively crumbled after an MP used parliamentary privilege, a 300-year-old legal protection, to identify Giggs. The British media subsequently linked Giggs to the injunction despite the ban remaining intact unde stanley quencher r U stanley usa K law.The committee, chaired by John Whittingdale MP, is expected to recommend that the rules of parliamentary privilege be altered if MPs and peers abuse the system without demonstrable public interest.Publication of the report has been widely trailed. It emerged earlier this week that the committee will suggest that Ofcom should have regulatory oversight of the reconstituted Pre