WTC question

DX2

Bryando wrote: »

I put it through as if I dont get ANY benefit and declared DLA. Mentioned my partners hours and rate as that all partner gets. Says £89.54 WTC would be payable. As a result this means we get some help with HB and CT.

So in a situation of what help will we get with HB/CT as if no help we shall be screwed big time!

Why do you think that a non disabled person should be entitled to a disabled premium just because their partner is disabled? You aren't filling the forms in correct hence why you are getting wrong results.

Oldernotwiser

nannytone wrote: »

but if they live together he obviously wont pay maintenance.

Why wouldn't he pay maintenance if he lives with someone? His children still need supporting.

mardatha

she thought he lived with the mother of the child, and he doesnt. Just me not being clear.

Bryando

DX2 wrote: »

Why do you think that a non disabled person should be entitled to a disabled premium just because their partner is disabled? You aren't filling the forms in correct hence why you are getting wrong results.

I got two others to do it. emailed them and they are getting the same information. However when it gives the WTC result, changed it to incorrect and nothing and says rent be paid in full and Council Tax.

My opinion is that the site is not giving accurate information, thats 3 people with no influnce from myself getting the same result. One other being my Dad as he said exactly what your saying.

I was also thinking it was wrong then maybe it was me, so retried many times.

DX2

Bryando can I suggest you book and appointment at the CAB they will do a benefits calculation for you, because at this moment in time some of your posts are saying different things. One minute you will be working 16 hours the next you will only be claiming DLA. Entitledto works fine if you input the correct figures which I believe you are not doing.

Bryando

I'm looking at things from the view of working 16 hours alongside my partner doing the 36 hours. Then looking at it from me only having DLA coming in and partner working. sorry for confussion.

DX2

Bryando wrote: »

I'm looking at things from the view of working 16 hours alongside my partner doing the 36 hours. Then looking at it from me only having DLA coming in and partner working. sorry for confussion.

Are you about to jot down some figures and some of us might be able to help you?

Bryando

ok that be great! This be just partner working: 36 hours at £4.83 a hour. Partner aged 20. Rent per week £60.19. Council Tax £1030 per year that INCLUDES water and sewerge. My DLA £90.00 per week.

I work out that partner wage after tax will be £ 156.92 per week. My DLA added gives £ 247.27 per week.

US BOTH WORKING

Me working 16 hours per week at £5.80. I am 25. Get high rate care and low mobility. Partner same as above 36 hours at £4.83.

My wage per week £ 92.80, partner £156.92 AFTER tax. Working Tax credit of £102.70 per week and my DLA of £90.00 per week. £442.42 per week.

Bryando

ok that be great! This be just partner working: 36 hours at £4.83 a hour. Partner aged 20. Rent per week £60.19. Council Tax £1030 per year that INCLUDES water and sewerge. My DLA £90.00 per week.

I work out that partner wage after tax will be £ 156.92 per week. My DLA added gives £ 247.27 per week.

US BOTH WORKING

Me working 16 hours per week at £5.80. I am 25. Get high rate care and low mobility. Partner same as above 36 hours at £4.83.

My wage per week £ 92.80, partner £156.92 AFTER tax. Working Tax credit of £102.70 per week and my DLA of £90.00 per week. £442.42 per week.