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Tax credits help

Hey,

Hoping someone can advise.

I recently just found a job and stated last week,

The pay is £14000 a year.

I was wondering if I would be eliagble for tax credits?

I am 26 and single,

Another thing that I'm trying to find out if it will cause me problems is me not actually having a perminant address!

Do you have to have a fix abode to claim? Or can I use my care of address? Thus is of course if I am eliagble for any in the first place.

Hope I have explained right and you can understand?

Thank you

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  • Poppie68
    Poppie68 Posts: 4,881 Forumite
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    Dean1491 wrote: »
    You should consult xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.They provide a free consutation.They will help you to achieve the best possible result regarding your tax situation in the quickest possible way.hope this helps. :)



    What a carp spammer.....What tax situation? The OP has a question about tax credits not income tax.
  • Caz3121
    Caz3121 Posts: 15,915 Forumite
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    Dean1491- I doubt your spam is of any relevance to anyone on this forum "Our dedicated tax experts can help find the best possible solution for your federal and state tax situation and negotiate with the IRS and state on your behalf."

    There is a big difference between US IRS and state taxes and Tax Credits from the UK
  • Poppie68
    Poppie68 Posts: 4,881 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary Combo Breaker
    Caz3121 wrote: »
    Dean1491- I doubt your spam is of any relevance to anyone on this forum "Our dedicated tax experts can help find the best possible solution for your federal and state tax situation and negotiate with the IRS and state on your behalf."

    There is a big difference between US IRS and state taxes and Tax Credits from the UK


    :rotfl:Even more stupid than i first thought.
  • Blaze_1
    Blaze_1 Posts: 7 Forumite
    What has your income been so far since April 13? Have you had other jobs? Been on benefits?

    Do you have any children? Or any disabilities?

    If you qualify a care of address will be fine.

    Iv been on benefits the majority of the last tax year, I have had 2 jobs, both of which where part time under 30 hours a week and birth only lasted a few weeks!

    Iv deffo nit earned enough to pay any tax since last April but I have paid tax!

    I'm single 26 years old and have no disabilities.

    I do have a 3 year old son but he lives with his mum and I only visit him.

    Hope thus helps.

    If I can't for any reason, would I be able to for the new tax year? I'm currently earning £14,000 a year.

    Thank you in advance for any advice I really do appreciate it.
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