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Daughter's part time earnings?
jasper_tilly
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Hi all
My daughter has just started a weekend job to supplement her EMA while she studies at college. At the moment she receives between £25 and £40 depending on her hours.
My question's are:
1) Should she inform the EMA people of this income?
and
2) As we are in receipt of Child Benefit and Child Tax Credit should we declare this income to those Agencies?
Sorry if this has been asked before but I've had a trawl and couldn't find the answers.
Thank you
My daughter has just started a weekend job to supplement her EMA while she studies at college. At the moment she receives between £25 and £40 depending on her hours.
My question's are:
1) Should she inform the EMA people of this income?
and
2) As we are in receipt of Child Benefit and Child Tax Credit should we declare this income to those Agencies?
Sorry if this has been asked before but I've had a trawl and couldn't find the answers.
Thank you
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jasper_tilly wrote: »Hi all
My daughter has just started a weekend job to supplement her EMA while she studies at college. At the moment she receives between £25 and £40 depending on her hours.
My question's are:
1) Should she inform the EMA people of this income?
and
2) As we are in receipt of Child Benefit and Child Tax Credit should we declare this income to those Agencies?
Sorry if this has been asked before but I've had a trawl and couldn't find the answers.
Thank you
1. Dont know, sorry.
2. You dont need to inform TC of her earnings.0 -
Nope, EMA only take into account parent's earnings.
Ditto tax creditsNo longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
Thank you for the replies.0
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