Working Tax Credits

dazzae2008

sh1305 wrote: »

You need to work 30 hours per week if you're not disabled or don't have a child for whom you receive child benefit for.

Thank you so I assume that because I work 40, earn over £13,300 and not disabled or have a child I cannot claim it?

DX2

dazzae2008 wrote: »

No porkies and he has showed me the bank statements. He is actually a few years older then me so please don't call me a lier.

I can call you a liar if I so wish because what you have said is infact that LIES!

dazzae2008

DX2 wrote: »

I can call you a liar if I so wish because what you have said is infact that LIES!

Far from lies and I am not prepared to argue this fact. END OF CONVERSATION.

I came here asking for advice not to be INSULTED.

I have seen the proof first hand as he is the one who advised me to claim for it. You actually don't need to know the in's and out's of his issues and from what I can see and been told there is various reasons why he is more then eligible for it.

Red_Doe

DX2 wrote: »

I think someone is telling you porkies single person over 25 only eligible for tax credits if they earn under £13,300. £300 a month :rotfl:ding dong the other one has bells on it.

I work forty hours a week (self employed) and earn very much less than £13,300. I only get £100 a month. No other savings or assets, so where does that info come from please, do you have a link to it online?

dazzae2008

Red_Doe wrote: »

I work forty hours a week (self employed) and earn very much less than £13,300. I only get £100 a month. No other savings or assets, so where does that info come from please, do you have a link to it online?

Do you have children or a disability because it does effect the WTC hence the reason why my friend receives so much.

Red_Doe

My children are all grown, only one lives with me and she is an adult. Maybe that makes the difference, thanks for responding.

DX2

Tax credits - do you qualify?

Conclusion

Sorry, because your total income is more than £13,300 a year, you probably don’t qualify for tax credits.
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/tools/taxcredits_qualify/question01.htm

dazzae2008

DX2 wrote: »

Tax credits - do you qualify?

Conclusion

Sorry, because your total income is more than £13,300 a year, you probably don’t qualify for tax credits.

That's what I was after thank you for providing the link.

DX2

Even if your "friend" is disabled and earns £21,000 a year he still won't get £300 per month tax credits. Next.

dazzae2008

DX2 wrote: »

Even if your "friend" is disabled and earns £21,000 a year he still won't get £300 per month tax credits. Next.

Ive seen the proof. End off. (I actually stated earlier up its £270).