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IPOQ Form - Final SOA - Update!
tillboy
Posts: 268 Forumite
Can you take a look over the figures, sorry it's not in the msoc format, just a straight copy from Excel...
Salary 2270.98
Child benefit 86.66
CTC 40
Incoming 2310.98
Outgoing
"Rent" 700
Housekeeping 400
Gas /Elec 145
Water 45
Phone 40
Petrol 200
Parking 90
Clothing 120
Council Tax 133
School Meals 40
Haircuts 25
Medical 35
Pet ins 25
Life Insurance (Joint) 30
Holiday 50
Car Ins 50
Road Tax 18
Car Maint 40
Child Swimming Lessons 20
Spare 104.98
Salary 2270.98
Child benefit 86.66
CTC 40
Incoming 2310.98
Outgoing
"Rent" 700
Housekeeping 400
Gas /Elec 145
Water 45
Phone 40
Petrol 200
Parking 90
Clothing 120
Council Tax 133
School Meals 40
Haircuts 25
Medical 35
Pet ins 25
Life Insurance (Joint) 30
Holiday 50
Car Ins 50
Road Tax 18
Car Maint 40
Child Swimming Lessons 20
Spare 104.98
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how many is this for? i would put up the clothing.. We claimed £40 per person for clothing. put car maint up too, just cost me £155 for 3 tyres.. i claimed £400
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nervousmother wrote: »how many is this for? i would put up the clothing.. We claimed £40 per person for clothing. put car maint up too, just cost me £155 for 3 tyres.. i claimed £40
Good point, there's 3 of us, 2 adults 1 child.
Will put car maint up to £40 TY0 -
dont forget to put up the clothing to 120. you can but try, we put 200 for 5 of us and nothing was said..
make sure they dont use the child benefit in the calculations too.. by rights you should not get ipa0 -
nervousmother wrote: »dont forget to put up the clothing to 120. you can but try, we put 200 for 5 of us and nothing was said..
make sure they dont use the child benefit in the calculations too.. by rights you should not get ipa
Done, thanks
I guess they'll try and claw some back but if I go to the max on everything it shouldn't hurt too much0 -
Good luck sir0
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Thanks to all for your help, form now completed and sent off... Fingers crossed now.
I've a feeling that the figures will be reduced but will wait and see0 -
Quick update
Got a Small IPA, very happy with the result thanks all for you help :beer:0 -
Tillboy, do you know what they did not allow or what they cut down? how much IPA do you have to pay? also make sure they didnt use the child benefit.0
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My final SOA showed a surpluis of about 90 quid, they don't appear to have cut much back as I've got an IPA of £70.
As it was a lot better than I expected I've not bothered questioning it TBH so don't know their exact workings0 -
Small update, was told I would start paying IPA at end of June, now beginning of September and have heard nothing from them. Have notified them of a couple of changes in cicumstances (now out of work) but have heard nothing from them... Don't want to push them too much but is anyone else experiencing slow responses, guess they're busy right now0
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