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My hours are fluctuating around the 30hr mark - working tax credit advice please
unclebumpkin1
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I'm on working tax credits but my hours are fluctuating. It used to be you had to contact them if your hours went below 30hrs for 4 weeks... is that still the case? Or have things changed?
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So are u worried ,the year has pasted
If u got 6.50 x 30 x 52 =£10,140 ,u should be ok
But if u got less than,that will be on your case
Why don't u get rid of 30 hr element ,which is £15 a week
Ring them up and say your doing less than 300 -
i'm not sure i understand your post.0
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You might have overpayment ,if u claim 30 hr element and not doing 30 hrs
But I would tell them your average so they can put on your forms u get .0 -
So are u worried ,the year has pasted
If u got 6.50 x 30 x 52 =£10,140 ,u should be ok
But if u got less than,that will be on your case
Why don't u get rid of 30 hr element ,which is £15 a week
Ring them up and say your doing less than 30
Minimum wage from October to April was £6.70.
You cannot simply stop claiming the 30hr element. In this OPs circumstances that would stop their claim entirely.0 -
I thought it'd used to be if your hours dip under 30hrs a week for 4 weeks, then you had to inform them and could no longer continue that claim. Has this now changed?
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Perhaps it is now as soon as you go under 30hrs and you have 30days to let them know.0 -
Are u single or a couple0
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single person0
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Darksparkle wrote: »Minimum wage from October to April was £6.70.
You cannot simply stop claiming the 30hr element. In this OPs circumstances that would stop their claim entirely.
If your a couple u can do 24 hrs ,but not claim the 30 hrs element ,if u only do 24 hrs ,I did the other yr0 -
unclebumpkin1 wrote: »single person
Do u get a lot of tax credits ,if your over £10140 I wouldn't worry
When I was getting working tax I was only getting £30 a week and that was over 37 hrs0 -
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