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Tax credit calculators for new budget 2016/17
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blondebubbles wrote: »Yes you are correct. E.g. Income for 2015/16 £20,000 and 2016/17 £27,100 - Tax credits will be based on £24,600. The full £27,100 would be used from April 2017 (subject to the income for 2017/18).
Thank you, you're as helpful as ever x0 -
markharding557 wrote: »It would not surprise me if these cuts turn into Camerons equivalent of Thatchers poll tax fiasco, few were concerned about that until the bills arrived and then the s@it hit the fan.
Not many properly understand what's coming, they soon will!
I still wonder if it will actually happen,
It's so poorly thought out its unbelievable.
The new threshold for wtc/ctc is lower than a 12 hour per week yearly minimum wage. it's a massive George Osborne style mess!0 -
Could somebody please help me work out my entitlement?
I work 16 hours per week, my husband works 37 hours per week with a combined income of around £27500 and we have 3 children, 3 years old and under.
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Thank you very much! Thats better than I had worked out thank goodness!0
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Hi, can anyone help me work out what I'll lose/get in total for 2016, please?
Single mum working 21 hours £12,450 2 children age 6 and 8
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Thank you0
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Hi, could you tell me my estimated award for 2016.
single parent 2 children aged 4 and 6 months
working 25hrs salary £17K
nursery £40 per week
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Thank you for speedy response.0
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I would really appreciate it if someone could work out our award for 2016.
Myself: working full time, £33k income
Hubby: working 18 hours (0 hours contract and self employed), £2.5k income
2 children, currently 3 and almost 1. Childcare costs approx £250 per week (at least until September 2016, when the older one will start school).
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blondebubbles wrote: »Approx £4793. However that would be based on £250 per week childcare all year round.
Ouch, that's a big drop. :eek:
Thanks!0
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