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No working tax credit
pepper33
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I got overpaid wtc of around £100, and I have been off work sick, and my pay has obviously stopped, but have still got a job. So should I ring and tell them, not to chase me for the money, and would I be entitled to WTC now.
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Are you being paid or on ESA?
I am not sure you can claim working on one hand and out of work benefits on the other.0 -
I know I was suprised as well, but you can. I was advised by my welfare dept. But I will have no other income from 16/10, so I am thinking as I am in work, just not well enough to attend. I am going to phone tax credits today and ask them.
Strange situation.......0
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