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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>United Kingdom Taxes |
Should Students Pay Income Tax? |
As a single working taxpayer I believe that students should pay income tax like everybody else. Theyt already get cheap housing and cheap loans. IE if I went to my bank and said I want a loan but can't start to pay you back for five years I woulod get laughed out of the building. Also since the introduction of Tuition fees, where has the portion of my Income tax gone that was previously used to make university education free for all. I haven't had a rebate for that part of my tax bill and probably never will. Do you think students have it too good and should start living in the real world and have to pay for things like everybody else does. Yes. In the US if they make enough money, they pay taxes on it. Same rules for non-students. If they work, they do pay income tax. Personally, I think churches should be taxed. you do realise the loans arent enough to live on? tuition fees are pretty expensive surprisingly Im a student and pay income tax. Where are you from students do not pay income tax even if they work - they can claim it back. Given the costs of beng a student at the moment - i.e. having to take out huge loans to pay fees and living costs I think they shouldn't pay tax until they start working. Their salary when they start working will be more than average (in general) so therefore they will pay more tax than the average so it will all get paid back in the end - in theory. NO, we shouldnt. we will when we're out of college and have job. Yes, don't wait until they are working in Macdonalds. Tax em right from the word go. 25% on student union fees and a special surcharge in the student union bar. |
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