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New Partner - Tax Credits
Masters123
Posts: 4 Newbie
Good afternoon all,
Just after a bit of advice please :-)
Husband left me a while back, and I now have a new partner who has moved in with me and my 2 children (1 & 2 yrs old).
Am I ok to start a new tax credits claim (joint) with new partner even though he is not currently on the tenancy, or the childrens father? - He earns approx. £20,000 per yr and I don't work.
Many thanks in advance for your time!
Just after a bit of advice please :-)
Husband left me a while back, and I now have a new partner who has moved in with me and my 2 children (1 & 2 yrs old).
Am I ok to start a new tax credits claim (joint) with new partner even though he is not currently on the tenancy, or the childrens father? - He earns approx. £20,000 per yr and I don't work.
Many thanks in advance for your time!
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yes, you need to close your single tax credits claim and open new joint one0
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If you live with a partner you must claim with them, regardless of whether he's on the tenancy or the child's father.0
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Cheers for you quick replies :-)
Was asking because my ex is being a bit funny saying I couldn't claim with him because he wasn't on the tenancy or their father.0 -
Masters123 wrote: »Cheers for you quick replies :-)
Was asking because my ex is being a bit funny saying I couldn't claim with him because he wasn't on the tenancy or their father.
He's wrong. You must otherwise your claim would be fraudulent.0 -
Just a reminder that you should also update your Council Tax record to reflect that you are co-habiting as your entitlement to single person discount will end.0
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