can't pay tax

System

no parents live in that

System

just spoken to them the 2500 is a estimate for 2015/2016 so thats all together got to submit my SA within 2 weeks then can set you a instalment plan.

Dazed_and_confused

So in your other thread which tax year did the tax people investigate the ESA your failed to declare?

I would expect a bit more sympathy now we know there are actually three properties

xylophone

Are there any capital rules for either or both of CESA or IRESA?

If so, at least one of the properties should be taken into consideration?

Would the OP be on CESA ( even though he has never worked - presumably he could have credits)?

Or would he be on IRESA?

Darksparkle

xylophone wrote: »

Are there any capital rules for either or both of CESA or IRESA?

If so, at least one of the properties should be taken into consideration?

Would the OP be on CESA ( even though he has never worked - presumably he could have credits)?

Or would he be on IRESA?

Something doesn't sound right, only ESA-CB is taxable and he doesn't appear to qualify. The capital would most likely wipe all entitlement to ESA-IB.

You qualify for contributory Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) if you have paid sufficient National Insurance contributions. There are two contribution conditions you must meet:

First contribution condition - in one of the last two complete tax years, you must have paid Class 1 or 2 contributions on relevant earnings at the lower earnings limit for at least 26 weeks. This means you must have worked for at least 26 weeks of the last two complete tax years; and

Second contribution condition - in both of the last two complete tax years, you must have paid or been credited with, Class 1 or 2 contributions to the value of 50 times the lower earnings limit.

System

just checked my bank statement its says EESA and DLA

xylophone

Looking at Darksparkle's explanation, and assuming that you are on IB ESA, does your capital affect your ESA?

Should you be getting ESA or not as much ESA?

Darksparkle

xylophone wrote: »

Looking at Darksparkle's explanation, and assuming that you are on IB ESA, does your capital affect your ESA?

Should you be getting ESA or not as much ESA?

Capital over £6,000 would reduced ESA IB, £16,000 would stop ESA IB.