WTC paid by your employer

sanchez_2 · 29 October 2004 at 6:03PM

It says on my award notice for Working Tax Credit that I will recieve £2.70 from my employer.I work 3 days a week,is this payable for only the three days or every day of the week?

Fran · 29 October 2004 at 7:37PM

It could be a payment for the year(?) if you and partner for instance have a large joint income.

It should say somewhere on the letter what period it covers.

sarahlouise210 · 31 October 2004 at 1:21AM

you would not get any WTC if you had a large joint income... only CTC (child tax credit) It is therefore safe to say that you have not got a large joint income as only WTC is paid by the employer through wages (CTC is paid directly)If it says on your award that you are entitled to £2.70 per day then that will be 7 days (or 28/30/31 if paid monthly) if it just says 2.70 it could be that that is the monthly figure..you nee dto read the back page of your award as this is where it breaks down how the payments will be made

EcO_3 · 12 April 2005 at 5:01PM

Hi but if you stop working for a month and start again with that employer. Who pays you during that month ?

shiprob195 · 12 April 2005 at 5:11PM

during the last tax year 2004/5 i was paid WTC by my employer. i got a letter from IR saying it would be £1.58. as it turned out this is the daily amount (every day of the month) even though i only do 4 days .This meant i got an extra £ 45 ish each month.

i hope this helps

WTC paid by your employer

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