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Tax credits and self employed
 
            
                
                    fkelanne                
                
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                    Hi all, me and my partner are talking about moving in together.
When doing a benefit checker would I put in his income with all earning or do I take off his expenses?
Thanks
                When doing a benefit checker would I put in his income with all earning or do I take off his expenses?
Thanks
savings for 2012.. New year new me.. Going to save save save... and not spend spend spend. :rotfl:
WANT £7000 BY JAN 2012.
Jan -£80
Feb -
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WANT £7000 BY JAN 2012.
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            Hi all, me and my partner are talking about moving in together.
 When doing a benefit checker would I put in his income with all earning or do I take off his expenses?
 Thanks
 You put the gross profit figure down which is income minus expenses. It's the figure before tax and national insurance payments have been calculated from.:footie: Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0 0
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            You put the gross profit figure down which is income minus expenses. It's the figure before tax and national insurance payments have been calculated from.
 I think happy meant to say its " net profit " that goes down ( net profit before tax and NI ) .... But ... Tax credits take the figure you submit to HMRC for self assessment and that could include annual investment allowance etc - However things like housing benefit are more picky about what constitutes an expense and dont always allow everything that tax credits do. Its quite complex.Stuck on the carousel in Disneyland's Fantasyland 
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