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5 Comments on tax credits
bethk - Tuesday, 16 Feb
hey hun, how did u get on. I was spkin to a friend who still works in taxes an she said there is no specific income limit, it all goes on circumstances an then income will be taken into consideration xx
bethk - Saturday, 30 Jan
i used to work 4 inland revenue an im pretty sure he's v.wrong! We earn in £40k bracket an we get a good amount still a month. U wana calk back up hun! I cant memba exactly but £16k is a cut off for something with them so it could well be help towards chilcare or working tax credits. But either way he didnt explain it in enuf depths for u xxx
EloiseAndHarrys-Mummy! - Thursday, 28 Jan
love.my/kids really, we earn about 10k less than you combined and intotal we only get 160 a month, no housing benifit
ladykbee - Thursday, 28 Jan
thats def wrong!!!! My friends claims them and they earn about 32 thousand per year. There are two elements child tax for things like child care costs and then working tax credits to top up your income. Both are done at the same time by the inland revenue. I would telephone and make a claim, they do have an online calulator but its quite hard to use, good luck
~YummyMummy~ - Thursday, 28 Jan
Best thing to do is call them direct and make a claim, I think the cut off for help is 45k if I remember rightly, plus they should give you a calculation as to what you may recieve. Or you could ring the Job centre as they do calculations. Or citizens Advice :) Hope this helps and don't worry there will be an entitlement somewhere x
| 28-1-2010 - tax credits |  My mood while writing this blog:tax credits |
hi uk girls
do any of you understand the tax credit cut offs etc/
andy n i both work full time coz we have to pay for the house and food etc (well i work term time only woohoo!)
anyways.... we have to put amy in child care and we cant afford the fees, but if i dont work we cant afford to live
im trying to see about tax credits but the weirdo i talked to said coz we earn more than 16k a yr we dnt get anything. hows that fair? i know loads of ppl who are stay at home mums whos partners are on more than that n they get TONNES of tax credits all we need is a little boost for child care else were going to end up in a hell of a lot of debt
can any of you help? do u know where i can find the rulse? xxx
5 Comments on tax credits
bethk - Tuesday, 16 Feb
hey hun, how did u get on. I was spkin to a friend who still works in taxes an she said there is no specific income limit, it all goes on circumstances an then income will be taken into consideration xx
bethk - Saturday, 30 Jan
i used to work 4 inland revenue an im pretty sure he's v.wrong! We earn in £40k bracket an we get a good amount still a month. U wana calk back up hun! I cant memba exactly but £16k is a cut off for something with them so it could well be help towards chilcare or working tax credits. But either way he didnt explain it in enuf depths for u xxx
EloiseAndHarrys-Mummy! - Thursday, 28 Jan
love.my/kids really, we earn about 10k less than you combined and intotal we only get 160 a month, no housing benifit
ladykbee - Thursday, 28 Jan
thats def wrong!!!! My friends claims them and they earn about 32 thousand per year. There are two elements child tax for things like child care costs and then working tax credits to top up your income. Both are done at the same time by the inland revenue. I would telephone and make a claim, they do have an online calulator but its quite hard to use, good luck
~YummyMummy~ - Thursday, 28 Jan
Best thing to do is call them direct and make a claim, I think the cut off for help is 45k if I remember rightly, plus they should give you a calculation as to what you may recieve. Or you could ring the Job centre as they do calculations. Or citizens Advice :) Hope this helps and don't worry there will be an entitlement somewhere x
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