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working tax credits.
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I know that alot of people have problems with the working tax credits and after claiming them for 4 years - with alot of bother - i have read that you can reduce your income if you pay a private pension. i'm not sure if i understand it right so if anyone has advice i would be happy to hear. my husband is self-employed so his accountant takes in some of his pension into his end of year accounts - does this mean i can not deduct his private pension amount from his income as part of it is taken in?
any help in understanding this complex benefit system would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks.
any help in understanding this complex benefit system would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks.
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