H M revenue has asked for tax pay back due to not workin and not on job seekers now they have put the payment up a grand how can i fic this ?

You will be taxed on your earnings for the job
Your pension will / may be taxed or not so you may have to pay tax on it due to the combined total raising the tax payable
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Speak to a tax accountant to see if you can reduce the tax demand on you

Big companies increasingly stretch invoice payment from 30 days to 90 days or longer. This puts small operations in a bind because their employee salaries, vendor payments, and taxes are due whether the customer pays or not. The solution for many businesses is factoring. Sell your accounts receivable at a discount and get immediately paid. You get the cash flow you require to meet current working expenses without incurring debt.

SS benefits would automatically be cut by 19 percent because revenues, largely from payroll taxes, would be sufficient to cover only 81 percent of scheduled benefit payments.

For Government Income Tax reasons, estimated tax payments are due as listed below:

·April 15 (first quarter)
·June 15 (second quarter)
·September 15 (third quarter)
·January 15 (4th quarter)

Note that the January 15 quarterly payment is really due, not within the tax year itself, but early the year after (before your taxes returns). Note that when the date falls on the weekend or holiday it might be extended to another working day.

To clear things up, according to the letter of the law, the NFL League Office is the company that is actually tax-exempt, not the NFL as a whole. The NFL is comprised of 32 separate organizations - the teams - all of which pay taxes on their individual revenue. The NFL League Office is classified as a trade organization. As a trade organization, the NFL League Office's primary purpose is to "further the industry or profession it represents."

If you need to pay taxes, read https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/Payments-to-ATO/How-to-pay/

If you need to claim family tax benefit using centrelink, visit http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/services/centrelink/family-tax-benefit-part-a-part-b?from=pf

The primary revenue sources of most governments is taxes.
The revenues are used to pay government employees, public works, and revenue transfers, among others.

If you are paying your sales tax by invoice date - the payments will not affect your liablity. ie you owe the whole amount of sales tax as of the date of the invoice. If you are paying sales tax as of the time of payment. You will owe sales tax at the time you receive payment.
Since you are using progress invoicing, the sales tax would be come due at the time of the invoice. If you are just receiving payments, you would receive payments (as you would with any customer, and not invoice until time of completion. You would just need to make sure that your preference for sales tax due date is set to Invoice date, not time of payment.