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staceydaisy

staceydaisy Posts: 564 Forumite

2 February 2009 at 3:03PM in Benefits & tax credits

can any1 pls tell me how much as a couple you are allowed to earn before they stop the wtc

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alwaysonthego_2 Posts: 8,471 Forumite

2 February 2009 at 3:04PM
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Do you have children?

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calleyw Posts: 9,832 Forumite

2 February 2009 at 8:22PM
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It is approx £17200 for a couple with no children.

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