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Coronavirus - SE earnings dropped - On wtc - Have savings - What can i claim?
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See this thread on another forum https://www.rightsnet.org.uk/forums/viewthread/15748/#74742
HMRC seem to be taking a pragmatic (and sensible) approachHi. I’ve rung the Tax Credit Intermediary line today about the impact on workers who have been sent home from work on nil pay due to Covid-19. They advised that those that remain in employment (ie contract not terminated) will continue to have WTC entitlement, this will be treated as a temporary change. This will apply to those who have their hours reduced even to nil (employed or self-employed). They advised that the claimant does not need to inform them.
If the job is terminated or the claimant ceases to trade as a self-employed person then the usual four-week run-on will apply.However I am not aware of any official guidance in the public domain confirming this.
Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0
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