TC annual review, leave blank or write 0.00?

AG47

Boxes that are zero, should you write zero zero or 0.00

Or just leave blank?

AG47

Like total other income, shall I leave it blank or write with a black pen 0.00?

Darksparkle

Blank. . .

AG47

Darksparkle wrote: »

Blank. . .

Thanks but are you sure?

It’s not in the notes anywhere

How do they know if you just missed it

Darksparkle

No I'm lying.

poppy12345

AG47 wrote: »

Thanks but are you sure?

It’s not in the notes anywhere

How do they know if you just missed it

When it comes to tax credits, DS really does know what they're talking about.

TELLIT01

I'm not doubting the DS knows what they are talking about, but the OP has a valid point about how do they know the section simply hasn't been completed. When I worked at DWP I always advised people not to leave any part blank, unless it fell into the category of sections to be skipped. That way there could be no doubt.

Darksparkle

TELLIT01 wrote: »

I'm not doubting the DS knows what they are talking about, but the OP has a valid point about how do they know the section simply hasn't been completed. When I worked at DWP I always advised people not to leave any part blank, unless it fell into the category of sections to be skipped. That way there could be no doubt.

The notes tell you to leave any boxes that don't apply blank. So if for example you're not self employed, you don't say your self employed income is zero, you'd leave it blank because it wasn't zero it's not applicable.