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Incapacity Benefit and P60 (IB) - why is the figure different?
rode_tulpen
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I've received my P60 (IB) from the DWP for incapacity benefit for 2009/10, but I've noticed that the total taxable benefit paid is over £100 higher than what I actually got for 09/10. I was on IB for the whole of the last tax year and there's not been any other income that it could possibly relate to.
I initially thought they may have taken some tax off, but that shows a nil balance. Any ideas as to why what I received is different to the DWP's figures?
Thanks
I initially thought they may have taken some tax off, but that shows a nil balance. Any ideas as to why what I received is different to the DWP's figures?
Thanks
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Tbh i`be no idea,but as long as your total income was below £6300 it doesnt really matter0
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