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tax credits : SE losses?
skater_kat
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hi all
how do tax credits work out SE losses?
for example last years sums:
main claimant: PAYE income £9000 SE losses £5000
partner: PAYE income £14000 SE losses £0 SE profit £500
is our total household income for tax credits assessment therefore (£23500 minus £5000)= £18500 pa ?
thanks
how do tax credits work out SE losses?
for example last years sums:
main claimant: PAYE income £9000 SE losses £5000
partner: PAYE income £14000 SE losses £0 SE profit £500
is our total household income for tax credits assessment therefore (£23500 minus £5000)= £18500 pa ?
thanks
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skater_kat wrote: »hi all
how do tax credits work out SE losses?
for example last years sums:
main claimant: PAYE income £9000 SE losses £5000
partner: PAYE income £14000 SE losses £0 SE profit £500
is our total household income for tax credits assessment therefore (£23500 minus £5000)= £18500 pa ?
thanks
You are correct
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thanks. when i put some sums into entitled to calculator it doesn't allow you to enter losses anywhere0
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