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working tax credit
bren200
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Hi, advise please. Can I work 15 hours in one shop and work 9 hours in another shop to make up 24 hours so we can claim working tax credit.
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Yes you can add hours together in two jobs.
Have you double checked that the 24 hour rule applies to you? Some people qualify at 16 hours or 30 hours.
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I am already doing 24 hour and claiming working tax credit, but want to work closer to home which means working 15 hours in my local area and 9 hours in London. Total of working hours 24. Is that OK to do that and still get working tax credit.0
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Yes that is perfectly fine.
IQ0 -
So I get a p60 from my first job and do I get another p60 from my second job.0
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OK, thank you for your help.0
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