Can an NRP receive tax credits?

LovesDennys

PlayingHardball wrote: »

As you say REMO would only work if your ex makes an application. Are you that confident that she wouldn't? There is no charge to do so and its pretty straightforward. I applied about 18 months ago and my ex is having to squirm uncomfortably in Germany right now and answer to the child support authorities there (I receive info via the courts here), I'm hopeful they'll succeed in getting an order placed on him to support his child here, in the UK.

I go by the advice of the Perth magistrates court solicitor and our lawyer in Perth who worked with Australian CSA officials. As I have compelling evidence proving the PWC is a single mum of her own choosing, and in Perth, this is interpreted as the PWC's circumstances as a single parent is self-inflicted. This does not attract a maintenance liability on the other parent.

LovesDennys

PlayingHardball wrote: »

I don't think there are any easy answers for you. If it was the CSA error, I'd want to fight to rectify it.

We have tried for many years and at one time, actually made positive progress and a written apology for their error.

I think the CSA clammed up and withdraw its promise to correct the assessment when the Australian authorities contacted DWP for my employment and tax references and may have told them we intended to emigrate. I think the CSA is now trying to grab what it can as quickly as possible and make excuses for not clearing the arrears with an assessment correction.

kelloggs36

LovesDennys wrote: »

I think we have already done all that pre-2007. It seems to be a straight 30% blanket levy on post-tax/NI income and doesnt take into account rent and council tax.

If you are on CS1 then it does count rent and council tax! It may still end up being 30%, but unless you show the details, I can't advise which I am happy to do. If it is wrong, then I can tell you!

kelloggs36

If the calculation is wrong then there is no time limit on getting it corrected.

LovesDennys

Now your talking!

What exactly to I have to say to the CSA? This is new ground for me because the CSA has been saying I have to do it within 30 days or 13 months. Are you saying this is not true?

This is a vey good lead.

I have sent you a PM with requested info.

LovesDennys

DX2 wrote: »

Oh I can see the above replies were posts 8 and 9, yet you were still talking about tax credits in post 29 & 34 which is why I thought you hadn't quiet grasped the concept of tax credits. :cool:

My enquiry is not about having "grasped" anything.

Two or more posters on this forum have confirmed I cannot claim tax credits for my children and that is the final position. However, this forum and the subject of NRPs and tax credits are not the sole source and subject of my enquiries and they continue elsewhere, some with some very good debate.

Loopy_Girl

ilovemykids1979 wrote: »

loopy girl shows what many bitter RP are like in my opinion.

Well your opinion is wrong. Very wrong.

You want to talk about bitter? Jesus, the bitterness that spews out your posts is scary...that's when I can read them properly of course.

You know nothing about me or my situation and my advice would be to stop listening to the whisperings in your ear via PM from another poster.

Loopy_Girl

ilovemykids1979 wrote: »

danny has you will see because your NRP and a father people may be reluctant to help, many go on about how its the fathers responsibility to provide for thier child but im sure it is just important the father is alive for the sake of the child.

And you don't think it's the Father's responsibility to contribute to their child's upbringing? Just about sums you up then really

And surprise surprise...here comes the suicide line *rolls eyes*

ilovemykids1979

loopey "love" do i think its right to contribute? the answer is yes but there is parents.

i dont think its right to soley provide and i know that i do has i have a child who lives with me and i know the true cost...is that ok.

now whispers in my ear whats that about you losing the plot???

sorry not the best with writing and reading but thats never stopped me being an amazing dad, but being a stuck up money grabbing fool can get in the way of doing whats right for your child.

see i have no reason to be bitter i have Everything two gorgeous kids a gorgeous wife who lives in the real world and would never try to punish me because our relationship didnt last.

i dont need to consider suicide has i make sure my house in order but some get bullied by the csa ex accncd fceel they have no option and for you to roll your eyes show what i maean about heartless money grabbing out to ruin you exs......hop your proud

ill tell ou what loopey you sit on your !!! im sure your ex can give you all is money so your comfortable and it doesnt matter how that leaves him.

i believe you couldnt of picked a better forum name

LovesDennys

Enough please. This enquiry is about tax credits. Nothing to do with parental responsibilities.

I accept some contributors are sensitive when an NRP seeks help and automatically assume he is looking to exclude himself from liability.

Making inflammatory "Jeezo" posts really does not help matters, I ask we keep to the facts, lets not have personal feelings against NRP's cloud the debate.