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Owning Property and WTC and CTC
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luke123456 wrote: »but for now she is ok, and not doing anything wrong?
buying her second home next month is that ok?
shows what a farce the benefit system is0 -
Yes, no problems with tax credits except like I said if she gets a rental income.luke123456 wrote: »but for now she is ok, and not doing anything wrong?
buying her second home next month is that ok?0 -
They use financial ties as an indication of being partners. But close blood relatives can't be partners so there will be no problem claiming tax credits as a single person in the OPs case.It isn't about being 'partners'. HMRC did not think me and my housemate were partners- it is about being financially tied. There is a big difference.
If you have two people sharing all bills, then your outgoings are less that a person with the same bills living on their own.0
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