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Tax credits and moving in with family
emiai
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We currently recieve some child tax credits and working tax credits. Over the years we have been looking to move closer to family and its hit the point where were considering moving in with my brother in law - who is buying his own home.
Will our tax credits be affected as his income is quite high.
Will our tax credits be affected as his income is quite high.
Wishing you all good luck!
Oldstyle moneysaving addict
Oldstyle moneysaving addict
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The easy answer is no as you will still be a household for benefit purposes and your brother-in-law will not impact this
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Thanks for the reply, obviously as we get new jobs that amount would change.Wishing you all good luck!
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Potentially but don't forget entitlement to tax credits is based on your previous year income so it will not go down immediately 0
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Thank you for your help.Wishing you all good luck!
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Any time. Good luck with the move 0
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