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Can you claim Children's Tax Credit from 2002/3?

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  • bob_a_builder
    bob_a_builder Posts: 2,407
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    Just checked,
    From HERE

    it says

    " It was tapered away at the rate of £2 of Children's Tax Credit for £3 of income that exceeded the basic rate income tax threshold (£29,900). So the higher your income the less Children's Tax Credit became due."
  • Cherryscone
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    I have just found my p60 tax year 2002-2003 and my earnings were £4980.52p and my final tax code was 46iL so it looks like i wont be getting anything:confused: :embarasse :rolleyes2
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  • Elspeth
    Elspeth Posts: 107 Forumite
    Thanks very much MSE Wendy. Once again MSE produces the goods: my other half put in a claim after I read about the error and £601.44 arrived yesterday.
  • cozza
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    I rang my local tax offic today to ask what was happening as i sent myn off 2nd week in jan still havnt heard .
    but lady said as a lot off people have applyed i should hear by 10th april so il wait till then ?
    cozza
  • thecornflake
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    I got my cheque yesterday for around £1100. :j So chuffed - it's well needed at the moment. Thanks so much to the OP.:A

    Out of interest of someone was on benefits, i.e. not working at the time would they get it? Asking on behalf of someone else I told about it.
  • Edinburghlass_2
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    No, because its a tax relief on earned income.
  • tweenie1
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    Has anyone claimed this and said they wanted it split between you? We received a cheque for my hubby for £250 but nothing for myself as yet. as it arrived a week ago Im wondering if there is a delay or whether that is all we were entitled to?
  • angeleyes32
    angeleyes32 Posts: 12 Forumite
    Posted on the 21st of Jan-recieved 22nd Jan(posted recorded).
    Cheque for £1193.36 in the post today-in a big white envelope!! I was waiting for a brown one lol!!!
    Mine was send to Broomhouse or somewhere in Edinburgh.


    sitting here praying for a big white envelope!!!!:rolleyes: it's so frustrating not knowing if they've even got it!! i could be sat her till 10th april and then find out they didnt get it in time! well i suppose at least its keeping me fit, legging it to the door everytime postman comes lol!!:rotfl:

    im genuinely really happy for everyone that has received their's, i sent mine 29th jan to leeds office, oh its like waiting to be hung!!

    good luck everyone else xx
  • I got a letter yesterday - apparently we'd already had it. HO hum, such is life!

    Well done to those who've got something, and good luck to those still waiting!
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  • ali_p_4
    ali_p_4 Posts: 105 Forumite
    I sorted the forms out for my ex to send in .All went through and it now turns out that he has already received it. Bummer!
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