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tax credit and selfempoyed?
paulsm
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Hi I am self employed in my second year and things are slow as they were the first year , am I able to claim working tax credit? I am single no kids
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That would depend on your age, hours you work and you earnings.
http://www.taxcredits.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/Qualify/WhatAreTaxCredits.aspx
You need to be over 25 and working 30 hours, the above link will give you the info.Debt at highest May 04 - £65,639.22 - Started DMP with CCCS 1st June 04 & now self managed DMPDebt now 20th December 2015 £31677.13 Paid Off to date £33962.09 - just not going quickly enough!
Debt free date July 2024! I don't think so, it'll be going quicker than that!!!
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You could be SE running an ebay business but im not sure if you would qualify for WTC in this example?0
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There's no reason why not.0
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