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My son is working
anxious_mum
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I thought I saw something about this earlier and wanted to comment but had to go out, now I can't find the thread. My son is 19 this year, and is in his last year of college - he wants to go to university afterwards. In October he got a part time job paying him £7.00 an hour, and he works around 20 hours per week. His contract ends on April of this year.
Should I declare this to child benefit? I only get the minimum child tax credit (I am a single mum but I work and earn a good salary), I don't get housing benefit or anything else at all from benefits apart from CB.
Should I declare this to child benefit? I only get the minimum child tax credit (I am a single mum but I work and earn a good salary), I don't get housing benefit or anything else at all from benefits apart from CB.
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he can work upto 24 hours a week with no problems as far as i know the hourly rate doesnt matter0
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Thanks Woodbine, good to know. Heaven forfend I should defraud the government, even unknowingly!2013 NSD challenge 3/10
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I think once he goes to university you will no longer be entitled to CB...not sure though?0
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Oh I agree when he turns 19, yes, but I was worried about now he is working and studying at 18.
Thanks for the help x2013 NSD challenge 3/10
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