child tax credit from 2011 2012

no-oneknowsme

spaceman5 wrote: »

so going by that, with a household income of £27000 and 3 kids we should be getting £85.50 a week, wonder why we only get £58 per week then:eek:

Hve you telephoned tco to ask ?

Am i correct in thinking that your circumstances have changed recently ? Could this mean that you maybe have a "potential payment" waiting to be released to yo at renewal time?

Check your most recent award notice.

zagfles

spaceman5 wrote: »

so going by that, with a household income of £27000 and 3 kids we should be getting £85.50 a week, wonder why we only get £58 per week then:eek:

This thread is about NEXT year's rates (see title).

This year you should get about £77 pw on that income. Were you overpaid in the run-on payments after April up to when they recalculated or have your circumstances changed?

spaceman5

zagfles wrote: »

This thread is about NEXT year's rates (see title).

This year you should get about £77 pw on that income. Were you overpaid in the run-on payments after April up to when they recalculated or have your circumstances changed?

no overpayment, dunno why we not anywhere near what we should be, will wait till renew time and see what happens

zagfles

spaceman5 wrote: »

no overpayment, dunno why we not anywhere near what we should be, will wait till renew time and see what happens

Do you work 30+ hours? Do they KNOW you work 30+ hours if you do (what does it say on your latest renewal?)

spaceman5

zagfles wrote: »

Do you work 30+ hours? Do they KNOW you work 30+ hours if you do (what does it say on your latest renewal?)

i would love us to have jobs where w earned combined wage of £27000, without having to work 30 hours:D, dont know where i have put the latest award, will dig it out and let you know

justwannabeloved

When I called the tax credit line the guy on the phone told me cut off was £41,270 on joint income ? Some websites stat £41,376.

Talk about confusion, lol

justwannabeloved

Ok i have some figures to: tried to wokr on this and got confused.........lol..........

My earnings from April 2010 -2011 will be £6,604 this figure includes my lastest salary drop and care allowance at 53.90 per wk ( I have told the tax people my contract hours have lowered at work, due to caring for my child and from 6th dec salary is now £3985, they said I need to let them know this again in April)

Hubby will have earnt £34,602 (this includes overtime payments) as his basic is around £2808 , overtime is not regular it's if and when..

2 children under under 16, but eldest child now receives dla at middle rate, and mobility rate lower.

Do you think will be entitled to Tax credit, currently the have now given us disablity element to this..but wonder what will occur come April 2011 onwards ?

Regards

spaceman5

zagfles wrote: »

Do you work 30+ hours? Do they KNOW you work 30+ hours if you do (what does it say on your latest renewal?)

just dug out my last award notice, surprisingly to me, our combined earnings for the previous year was just over £29,000 so our award this year going by the figures in the guide in the link in the earlier post does seem to be correct, but we are most definetly gonna be at least £2000 under what we earned last year this year, so should see a slight rise in our next award

zagfles

spaceman5 wrote: »

just dug out my last award notice, surprisingly to me, our combined earnings for the previous year was just over £29,000 so our award this year going by the figures in the guide in the link in the earlier post does seem to be correct, but we are most definetly gonna be at least £2000 under what we earned last year this year, so should see a slight rise in our next award

You can tell them now and you'll get an increase now, and a lump sum at the end of the year.

slscarborough

Can anyone advice what we will get in child tax credits next year. I earn 22000 work over 30 hrs a week. OH does not work and we have 2 children. Our income will be exactly the same as this year. We currently get 280 a month - so wondering if this will go up or down?