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working tax credits= advice needed please!!
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mrswoga
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Hi
I am in need of some help/ advice. My husband has recently changed his job and now works in a sales role with a basic salary + commission pay scale. When applying for working tax credits i am unsure what we need to declare as my husbands income, do we just need to declare his basic as anything over and above that is not guaranteed at all? I know that you are usually required to take the figure from your p60 but in his case this would differ possibly greatly from year to year. Can anybody shed any light on this for me as i dont want to make a claim and then end up owing moneys!!
Also, i have a possibility of taking voluntary redundancy and am confused as to how this may affect any entitlement we may have to any benefits/ tax credits.
Can anybody help me please???
I am in need of some help/ advice. My husband has recently changed his job and now works in a sales role with a basic salary + commission pay scale. When applying for working tax credits i am unsure what we need to declare as my husbands income, do we just need to declare his basic as anything over and above that is not guaranteed at all? I know that you are usually required to take the figure from your p60 but in his case this would differ possibly greatly from year to year. Can anybody shed any light on this for me as i dont want to make a claim and then end up owing moneys!!
Also, i have a possibility of taking voluntary redundancy and am confused as to how this may affect any entitlement we may have to any benefits/ tax credits.
Can anybody help me please???
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