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tax credits for my parents
ash4becks
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right just being the nice daughter here so thought i would see if mum and dad could get tax credits as i no nothing about it and mum doesnt either, they also have a morgage and i moved out a while ago
mum works 21 hours a week with odd bit of overtime, was wondering if she can get her meds cheaper under low income or free because of her health issues very bad asthma, exctma , depression etc mum has had to have time of though because of her health
dad works 38-40 i think
mum said income at a rough guess is between 16k to 19
any help would be great thanks x
mum works 21 hours a week with odd bit of overtime, was wondering if she can get her meds cheaper under low income or free because of her health issues very bad asthma, exctma , depression etc mum has had to have time of though because of her health
dad works 38-40 i think
mum said income at a rough guess is between 16k to 19
any help would be great thanks x
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Is the £16k income a combined income or just your mother?right just being the nice daughter here so thought i would see if mum and dad could get tax credits as i no nothing about it and mum doesnt either, they also have a morgage and i moved out a while ago
mum works 21 hours a week with odd bit of overtime, was wondering if she can get her meds cheaper under low income or free because of her health issues very bad asthma, exctma , depression etc mum has had to have time of though because of her health
dad works 38-40 i think
mum said income at a rough guess is between 16k to 19
any help would be great thanks x*SIGH*
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Does your mother have a prepaid prescription card?0
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income is for both of them, yes she does have a pre pay but friend of mine said he got one for asthma why i was wondering0
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If there joint income is more than £18,100 a year, you probably don’t qualify for tax credits unless either of the following applies:
- your partner is 50 or over and going back to work after claiming qualifying out-of-work benefits and will be working 16 hours or more a week
- your partner has a disability
*SIGH*
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right just being the nice daughter here so thought i would see if mum and dad could get tax credits as i no nothing about it and mum doesnt either, they also have a morgage and i moved out a while ago
mum works 21 hours a week with odd bit of overtime, was wondering if she can get her meds cheaper under low income or free because of her health issues very bad asthma, exctma , depression etc mum has had to have time of though because of her health
dad works 38-40 i think
mum said income at a rough guess is between 16k to 19
any help would be great thanks x
If they are working sixty hours a week between them, then unless they are working for less than minimum wage, their income will be higher than £18,100.Gone ... or have I?0
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