My first assignment of questions.!!!

1. do you know the candidate in England ?
2. do the commonwealth countries pay taxes in UK ?
3. how does the system act (the law)
4. The advantages of being a commonwealth countries?
5. what are the criteria immigrant people to get the house from the goverment ?


My answers

1.Government in this year that have carried out elections on May 05, 2005 to occupy seats in the House of Commons led by Tony Blair as the first party, Michael Howard as the second party and Charles Kennedy as the third party. Then the next elections will be held on 03 June 2010.


2. I think "yes, they do" because as long as what I have got the informations that commonwealth established accociation for taxes "Cata" it is a Commonwealth organization of tax administrators. Cata, with 46 member countries, is now the largest organization of tax administrators in the world.
The year 2003 marked cata's 25th anniversary. Year 2003 marked cata's 25 years old. The Association has grown steadily in membership and activities. Association has grown steadily in membership and activities. Our aim, with the support and participation of all member countries, is to make it the most vibrant and broadly based tax inter-governmental organization. Our goal, with the support and participation of all member countries, is to make it the most passionate, and extensive inter-governmental organization based taxes.

3. Law in the England is a law which is the jurisdiction of the legal basis and is the basis of common law, legal systems used in most Commonwealth countries.

4.The Advantages or The Right of being a commonwealth countries are
* Visa-free entry into some countries by citizens of other Commonwealth countries (when arriving as tourists).
* Certain political rights for resident citizens of other Commonwealth countries, e.g. the right to vote in local and national elections and in some cases even to stand for election. These rights are mainly accorded in the United Kingdom and many Commonwealth Caribbean countries. In Australia, some states allow Commonwealth citizens who are permanent residents to vote in State and local government elections while Commonwealth citizens who were enrolled to vote on or before 25 January 1984 are entitled to retain voting rights in federal, state and local elections.
* The right to work in any position (including the civil service) in some instances, except for certain specific positions (e.g. defence, Governor-General or President, Prime Minister).
* Eligibility for the Commonwealth Scholarship.
* Eligibility to serve in most roles of the British Armed Forces, provided all other criteria have been met.


5.The first thing if you want to stay and have a place to stay is that you must be UK citizens and you should get married first with a UK citizen then you can be civilians in the UK and have a place to live.