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Childminder entitlements?

Childminder-tobe
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Hi, I am currently registering as a childminder due to start officially in sept, in my current job I earn decent money for part time hours but am expecting there to be a difference of around £4000 a year to my wages. I don't currently receive any tax credits as between me and my hubby we obviously earn above the threshold but does anyone know if as a childminder I am likely to be entitled to any allowances as a large proportion of my earning will go for expenses for food toys bills etc as I will be home more than I am currently!
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If you are a childminder, then things such as toys etc bought for your business and food for the children should be allowable expenses on your tax return. You can also include a certain proportion of expenses like electricity / gas etc. You can get more advice on the cutting tax board - and have you signed up with a local childminding group? Other childminders should be able to give you an idea of what can be included. In the meantime, if you buy anything child-related, keep the receipts just in case!
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/bimmanual/bim52751.htm0
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