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renewing tax credits / how long
mummylynz87
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how long does it take for them to renew your claim, i rang monday so just wondering how long it will be before i hear anything, my partners wage has gone down so hoping for a payment
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i rang my figures through last saturday morning on 12th may and i had my new payment and additional payment in my bank account this morning. Really pleased with the process this year, cannot complain at all.:A Tomorrow's just another day - keep smiling0
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wow thats quick think ill call tomorrow see whats goin on im so inpatient lol0
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Beware that if his income and dropped by less than £2500, you wont get any extra??. (But you will get any extra you should have had next April). The first £2500 drop does not count?0
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really awww no
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Just got this example for you from their website.
Your income reduces by £2,500 or less - example showing effect on payments
You're single, working at least 30 hours a week and have always had a yearly income of £12,000.
Payments up to 5 April 2012
You got tax credits of £424 for the year - roughly £8 a week.
New payments from 6 April 2012
In May 2012, you estimate that your income for the year will go down to £10,000 - a reduction of £2,000.
Because this reduction is less than £2,500, it won’t affect your tax credits payments until next year.
This means the amount of income taken into account when working out your new payments from 6 April 2012 will be £12,000, not £10,000.
Your tax credits payments over the year will roughly be the same.
Your new income of £10,000 will be taken into account when your payments are worked out for next year, starting on 6 April 2013.0 -
i dont understand it properly tbh, i rang up a few months ago because my partner had earned 6 grand more than previously thought so they dropped my money by 50 a wk but his p60 says different to what ive told them so thought it wud go bk up0
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thanks by the way
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