Tax Refunds and Universal credit assesment periods
Poloblue
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If a Universal assessment period is from 6th to 5rh and you then receive a tax refund on 16rh would this be taken into account for that assessment period and therefore reduce the payment to zero or would it be in the next assesment period?
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It affects your UC in the month it's received. Whether it reduces your UC to zero will depend on the amount of refund and what your maximum UC entitlement is.
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So do HMRC inform DWP of the date they made the payment?0
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Poloblue said:So do HMRC inform DWP of the date they made the payment?
It will be treated as earnings so a 63% deduction from the UC payable will be made (subject to any disregard due a work allowance if applicable).Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1 -
calcotti said:Poloblue said:So do HMRC inform DWP of the date they made the payment?
It will be treated as earnings so a 63% deduction from the UC payable will be made (subject to any disregard due a work allowance if applicable).
Which was the exact same advice you gave in the persons other thread, asking a similar question. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6161432/tax-refund-saffecting-universal-credit-payments#latest
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