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IETU submit "Annual Salary or Not? Person

Sometimes we hear comments like these: I say that I have to file annual this year because I had two jobs "or" I have to submit annual leave because of work before December 31. "

These 2 comments are true or not so certain, that depends, because they have conditions for each case, ie, it may be true if you follow this ...

to know exactly if you have to present the Annual Salaries and Wages and / or similar items to wages, pay close attention to the following:

Article 117 Fracc. III Individuals required to submit Annual Statement of Wages and Salaries and / or wages similar items:

1 .- If you have earned an annual income from wages and / or concept similar to wages in excess of $ 400,000.00.

• No matter if you earned that income with a single employer, with two employers or more patterns, the important thing here is if you earned income greater than $ 400,000.00.

2 .- If your income's got 2 or more employers (patterns) simultaneously.

• here no matter what you have not exceeded $ 400,000.00 in the year, even if you received income of $ 10,000.00 and it's got to work with 2 patterns at the same time, you are required to submit annual statement.

• In this case, if you present the 2 patterns, the letter Annual filers points .

• hincapé We do that if you had 2 jobs in the same year and were not simultaneously do not enter at this point.

3 .- When you have ceased to provide your services before 31 December.

• Here is an exception that says: Article 152 RISR Taxpayers are no longer dependent personal services (for wages) before 31 December of the year in question, may not submit the statement when all their perceptions are derived solely from income from providing services in the country, not to exceed $ 400,000.00 and not derived from the provision of services to two or more patterns simultaneously. Nothing in this exception does not apply to income referred to in the Fracc. III (directors fees) and Fracc. IV (prevailing fees to a borrower).

• This exception has 3 conditions (which have to meet 3) for failure to file the annual Statement:

• A. - that all of its revenue derived solely from perceptions obtained by providing services in the country

• B. - not to exceed $ 400,000.00

• C. - not derived from the provision of services to two or more patterns simultaneously.

4 .- When you have earned income from wages of people not required to make deductions (international organizations and foreign states or embassies).

• Here is clearer than water.

5 .- When also obtained other income other than wages accumulated.

• as fees, lease or business to name the most common.

• In this case, you must submit to the employer, the letter says annual filers under you have other economic activity, although the pattern aware of it or not.

• Unless your other activity RePEc, then although you would have 2 different activities (wages and RePEc) would not have the obligation to submit annual REPECOS because monthly payments are made final. If you want more information about head to this link: RePEc wages are NOT Annual Statement.

6 .- When submitted in writing to the employer to submit an annual statement on their own. last paragraph of Article 116, paragraph c) Income Tax Law.

• Art 151 RISR This submission must be delivered no later than December 31st of the year by which to file the annual statement. Retainers (employers) will not make the annual calculation under the terms of Article 117 Fracc III items a) and c) of the Act, provided that they will submit the written protest within the said period.
  

• Even when not being required to any of the 5 points above, we use this option because the taxpayer during the year made a strong spending for medical fees, dental, hospital or funeral expenses and wants to deduct the hope of obtaining an income tax and request for return or because of other economic activity.
  

Everything you hear can be true or false, it is best to be knowledgeable and well informed.

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recently since we are in the month of April, which is the month of the Annual Statements of individuals, a client gave me his paperwork for him to develop its Annual Statement.

I came across nearly 10 bills in different pharmacies for the purchase of medicines, these records were all tax requirements calling for the law, but I do not take deductions for personal income tax because the Act provides as deductions not personal. Then

give them the foundation and I explain why.

In Article 176, Section I, we mentioned the personal allowances for the individual, we stated:

article Fraction I. 176 - Payments for medical and dental fees and hospital expenses incurred by the taxpayer for himself, his spouse or the person living in concubinage and their ancestors or lineal descendants, provided that these people are not paid during the calendar year of income in an amount less than that determined by calculating the minimum salary of the taxpayer's geographic area year high.

For its part, Article 240 of the Re Regulation of the Income Tax Law states that:
For the purposes of frac tion I of Article 176 of the Act, considered to be included in deductions referred this fraction, the cost is strictly necessary incurred for purchasing or renting devices for the restoration or reha bilitation of patient medici nas to be included in the do "paper issued by the institution hospital institutions, fees nurses and analysis, clinical trials or prosthesis.

Ultimately, the Income Tax Law includes NO within per sonal deductions to medicines or medical instruments purchased at pharmacies, because only the medicines included in the documents former ask the hospitals, be considered as personal allowances.

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is well known that the cashier's check is like cash, if you want to gain the confidence of someone who you owe, give him a cashier's check.

But ... Who would need to collect the IDE?, "Al to purchase the cashier's check or deposit it?

We will analyze the following articles of the law of the IDE.
Article 1. natural and legal persons are obliged to pay the tax imposed by this Act in respect of all deposits cash, domestic or foreign currency, carried out in any type of account you have your name in the financial system institutions.

deemed not cash deposits, which are made for individuals and corporations by electronic transfer, transfer of account receivables or any other document or system institutions agreed with the financial system in terms of the applicable law, even when they are in charge of the same institution that receives them.

In this article we highlight the most important thing is deposits cash , ie IDE only be charged for deposits cash, and although a Cashier's Check be considered effective, is not effective, because it is a document, not a bill or coin and fall within the second paragraph mentioned above where it says or any other document therefore NOT considered as cash.

however, may confuse the fraction III of article 2 of this law the IDE that says

Article 2. will not be required to pay tax on cash deposits ...

III. The individuals and corporations, for cash deposits held in their accounts, up to a cumulative amount of $ 15,000.00 for each month of the fiscal year, except for the acquisitions cash cash checks . For such excess amount shall be paid the tax on cash deposits under the terms of this Act

Here we distinguish the term adq uisicion and term deposit , because they are different. In this case

acquisition = buy, when we purchased a cashier's check or is the same when we bought a cashier's check, then the bank charges us 3% of value.

And when a customer of ours gives us a cashier's check to cover your debt, and when we deposit, the bank did not charge us the IDE because: 1 .-
and charged the IDE you purchased (bought) the cashier's check and NO
2 .- we are depositing cash, but a document called the Cashier's Check.

Finally we conclude that:
- SI bank charged the IDE that takes (buy) a Cashier's Check.
- Bank charges NO IDE that deposited a Cashier's Check.