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tax credits/benefits HELP!!!
studded_kitty
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Hello 
Hope someone could help me with a question. Im on maternity leave im due to go back to work 3 of january part time only working 16 hours
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My OH works full time 40 hours and earns about 16-17 thousand.
I think ill be getting about 7-8 grand
Right now im only claiming child benefit 80 pounds a month and getting 540 a month mat pay.
So can i claim for tax credits, child tax credits or what????
Im soooooooooooo confused
what am i entitled too? Ive tried using the calculator but its not making sence.
help any one?
Hope someone could help me with a question. Im on maternity leave im due to go back to work 3 of january part time only working 16 hours
My OH works full time 40 hours and earns about 16-17 thousand.
I think ill be getting about 7-8 grand
Right now im only claiming child benefit 80 pounds a month and getting 540 a month mat pay.
So can i claim for tax credits, child tax credits or what????
Im soooooooooooo confused
what am i entitled too? Ive tried using the calculator but its not making sence.
help any one?
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You can claim child tax credits. You wont get working tax credits on your salery0
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The same As above0
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you should be claiming child tax credits now - under 1's rate is about £20 per week dropping to about £10 per week for over 1's
If you will be using registered childcare when you return to work you may get some help here also
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxcredits/people-advise-others/entitlement-tables/work-and-child/index.htm0 -
make sure when you claim, you ask them to backdate your claim for the full 13 weeks from the date you first claim/phone to claim.
You are able to claim working and child tax credit, but the working tax credit will be reduced to nil based on your combined incomes.0
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