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Working tax credits redundancy and statutory maternity pay

northernirelandgirl
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I'm currently under threat of redundancy however my maternity leave will commence in 2 weeks time. My employer has indicated they will still pay me smp over 39 weeks if I am selected for redundancy and not upfront in one lump sum. Does anyone know whilst I still recieve smp can I continue to get the working tax credits I would have been getting them on maternity leave then informing them when my smp ended or will they stop because I'm redundant.
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You will be treated as working your normal hours for 39 weeks.0
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It doesn't make any difference whether SMP is paid weekly or as a single lump sum, it will be treated as received for the 39 week period. That may affect any other benefits you would attempt to claim following redundancy.0
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