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help with PIQ form
worriedwoman_2
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hi
my OH was made bankrupt last week by HMRC. He is self employed and had not paid his tax bills for approx 4 years.
As he has trouble completing forms I am filling out the PIQB form he has been sent.
We are a family of 5 (2 adults, 3 children). Can you let me know if £200 per month is reasonable for gas and electric charges, as this is how much we spend. Our food, toiletries etc are £600 per month
There is also a question - how much tax do you usually pay each month - how do I complete as he hasn't paid tax for so long? Do I write the amount that his accountant says he should be paying? The same goes for National Insurance.
If I write these amounts down, his outgoings will be more than he earns without extras, such as clothing, haircuts, etc
I appreciate any help. His interview is next Tuesday, 9th October
my OH was made bankrupt last week by HMRC. He is self employed and had not paid his tax bills for approx 4 years.
As he has trouble completing forms I am filling out the PIQB form he has been sent.
We are a family of 5 (2 adults, 3 children). Can you let me know if £200 per month is reasonable for gas and electric charges, as this is how much we spend. Our food, toiletries etc are £600 per month
There is also a question - how much tax do you usually pay each month - how do I complete as he hasn't paid tax for so long? Do I write the amount that his accountant says he should be paying? The same goes for National Insurance.
If I write these amounts down, his outgoings will be more than he earns without extras, such as clothing, haircuts, etc
I appreciate any help. His interview is next Tuesday, 9th October
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Basically put what you spend.
You can have a play with the spreadsheet/calculator here if you feel like it. IPA calculator Post 01 December 2010
But guidance figure are NOT allowances. Don't artificially inflate or reduce values, as you may be asked for proof of what you spend.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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