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Could anyone please help working out 2011/12 tax credits

harveymail
harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
edited 22 March 2011 at 5:56PM in Benefits & tax credits
As above if anybody could help please, details as below

1st adult income £19000.00 - 30+ hours
2nd adult income £6400.00 - 16 hours approx

1 higher rate DLA adult

2 Children
Both in school
1 higher rate DLA child

Have looked on here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/rates/taxcredits.htm

but getting a bit muddled up.

Thank you for reading and for helping if you can
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  • flight747
    flight747 Posts: 510 Forumite
    just go to your local CBA office to help! Never mind here.
  • dmg24
    dmg24 Posts: 33,920 Forumite
    10,000 Posts
    flight747 wrote: »
    just go to your local CBA office to help! Never mind here.

    CBA? I thought that was your attitude to work!

    harveymail, I can't answer your question but someone will be along shortly who can. In the meantime, this link explains the changes that are happening in April, so might be worth a read?
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  • harveymail
    harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
    flight747 wrote: »
    just go to your local CBA office to help! Never mind here.

    Really no need to be so rude, I have read other posts where kind people have worked it out for other users so I was just asking if anybody could help me. If they can't, that is fair enough but there is no harm in asking.
  • harveymail
    harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
    dmg24 wrote: »
    CBA? I thought that was your attitude to work!

    harveymail, I can't answer your question but someone will be along shortly who can. In the meantime, this link explains the changes that are happening in April, so might be worth a read?


    Thank you, I am just get muddled up or if I am honest I should I say I don't understand :rotfl:the threshold and withdrawel amounts etc and cannot work it out from there.
  • got to moneyformums. co.uk

    try this i dont know if it has been updated for 2011 but it might give a better idea
  • shop-to-drop
    shop-to-drop Posts: 4,340 Forumite
    Have you left out a zero on the first income? £1900 can't be correct for 30+ hours.
    :j Trytryagain FLYLADY - SAYE £700 each month Premium Bonds £713 Mortgage Was £100,000@20/6/08 now zilch 21/4/15:beer: WTL - 52 (I'll do it 4 MUM)
  • dmg24
    dmg24 Posts: 33,920 Forumite
    10,000 Posts
    harveymail wrote: »
    Thank you, I am just get muddled up or if I am honest I should I say I don't understand :rotfl:the threshold and withdrawel amounts etc and cannot work it out from there.

    I'm a bit lost with the changes too! I can't find an updated calculator, turn2us and the HMRC one haven't been. Let us know if you find one?
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  • harveymail
    harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
    Have you left out a zero on the first income? £1900 can't be correct for 30+ hours.

    Oops, it should be £19,000, thank you for pointing it out :)
  • harveymail
    harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
    edited 22 March 2011 at 10:16PM
    Think I may have worked it out, fingers crossed, here goes

    Basic Element £1920
    Couple & Lone Parent Element £1950
    30 Hour Element £790
    Disabled Worker Element £2650
    Servere Disabled Working Element £1130

    Child Tax Credit Family Element £545
    Child Element £2555 (Child 1)
    Child Element £2555 (Child 2)
    Disabled Child Element £2800
    Servere Disabled Child Element £ 1130

    Total Tax Credits £18,025

    Income

    Adult 1 £19000
    Adult 2 £6400

    Total Income £25,400

    Minus £6420 (First Income Threshold)

    Total £18,980 x 41% (First Withdrawal Rate) (Per Cent) = £7781

    £18,980 minus £7781

    Grand Total = £11,199 (£215 approx per week)

    PLEASE SOMEBODY POINT IT OUT IF I HAVE NOT DONE IT CORRECTLY :)
  • harveymail
    harveymail Posts: 187 Forumite
    I may have got it wrong, there is something on the site about a £10k disregard, what is this pray tell? Complicated, complicated, complicated arrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhh
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