Feedback appreciated - OH's I&E for SOA

purple_piglet_2

Would some of you experienced peeps mind casting an eye over this and giving us some feedback? This is for a family of 5:

Income
OH's Salary: £1023
Working Tax Credit: £114
Housing Benefit: £86
Purple_piglet's contribution to household exp's: £400
(this is from my Child Tax Credit, I also have CHB in my name but that pays for my catalogue payments, C/card, Sky, my mobile, etc)

Total Income: £1623

Expenditure
Rent: £500
Petrol: £173 (high I know, but that's just OH travelling to & from work and a pop to the local supermarket at the weekend)
Car insurance: £32
AA: £12
Council Tax: £110
Gas/Electric: £75
Landline & broadband: £25
Mobile: £15
Contents Insurance: £13
Pet Insurance: £14
Car Tax: £17
Clothing & Footwear: £65
School trips: £15
Dentist/optician: £10
Car servicing/repairs: £10
Hairdressing: £10
Food & Housekeping: £476
Water: £32
TV Licence: £12

Total expenditure: £1621, leaving us a £2 PCM surplus.

Does this look OK? Have we missed anything obvious? Thanks in advance....

tigerfeet2006

Just change Landline/Broadband to Phone

Does OH have a regular prescription?

purple_piglet_2

tigerfeet2006 wrote: »

Just change Landline/Broadband to Phone

Does OH have a regular prescription?

Cheers for that, will do.

No he doesn't have a regular prescription, plus we have exemption certificates via TAx Credits anyway.

NekoZombie

Don't you need to declare all income and expenditure? I'm not sure what CHB is anyway...

tigerfeet2006

NekoZombie wrote: »

Don't you need to declare all income and expenditure? I'm not sure what CHB is anyway...

My understanding was that you to put what the person going BRs I&E down and what if anything the partner contributed to this.

CHB= Child Benefit