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My Son lives with his mom
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Hi there,
In abit of a dilemma. Not sure where to seek advice or find the relevent information for my particular circumstance.
Basically, my son lives with his mom, i live at home with my parents.
Im on low income (trainee salary), i contribute to the child wherever possible and on a regular basis.
Does that make me entitles to any tax credits/ benefits?
I pay some money directly to the mother and also alittle into a saving account.
your help on this matter is much appreciated!!
In abit of a dilemma. Not sure where to seek advice or find the relevent information for my particular circumstance.
Basically, my son lives with his mom, i live at home with my parents.
Im on low income (trainee salary), i contribute to the child wherever possible and on a regular basis.
Does that make me entitles to any tax credits/ benefits?
I pay some money directly to the mother and also alittle into a saving account.
your help on this matter is much appreciated!!
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If your son lives with his Mum the majority of the time and she claims child benefit for him, then you wouldn't be eligible for any child related benefits as she would.
I'm not sure what you could possibly claim as a single person. Try the benefits section this forum is in.August GC 10th - 10th : £200 / £70.61
NSD : 2/80 -
You might be able to claim working tax credit, depending on how old you are on what your wage is.0
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