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Tax credits renewal
catroe
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Good afternoon
Hopefully someone can help me, I'm due to renew my tax credit award but in November last year I had a reduction in working hours from 37.5hrs to 27hrs.
I have my P60 and the income details from that for the last year, but my income will not be near what last years was (near £3500 less).
Last year I received free school meals for my son but the income I earned last year exceeds the threshold for this coming year and I know I won't get the free meals based on last years earnings.
How can I explain on the tax credit renewal form that my projected income for this year is lower or will it make a difference?
Thanks in advance for any help/answers
Catherine
Hopefully someone can help me, I'm due to renew my tax credit award but in November last year I had a reduction in working hours from 37.5hrs to 27hrs.
I have my P60 and the income details from that for the last year, but my income will not be near what last years was (near £3500 less).
Last year I received free school meals for my son but the income I earned last year exceeds the threshold for this coming year and I know I won't get the free meals based on last years earnings.
How can I explain on the tax credit renewal form that my projected income for this year is lower or will it make a difference?
Thanks in advance for any help/answers
Catherine
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Thank you blondebubbles, do I just tell them what my new salary will be this year? Do you know will last years earnings still be considered?
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Thanks, I will try to call them tomorrow
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