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Tax Credits Minefield!
Confusedsingledad
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I am self employed and a single parent, and need to make decisions regarding my domestic circumstances moving forward. A large part of that not only includes, but revolves around my financial situation. As such I need to consider tax credits and establish the impact my choices may have on how much I would be entitled to receive, assuming I would be eligible at all. I am aware of the online calculator, but my question is this: Is there a list of thresholds etc available to view anywhere? The calculator itself must use this information in order to function... I would find it very useful if I could access this whilst weighing up my options, rather than having to enter into the calculator all of the details of each and every one of my (many and varied!) possible scenarios... Can anyone point me in the right direction? 🤞
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Can't post a link but if you type "tax credit thresholds" into Google, you'll find the details on the government's website.0
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