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Marriage Allowance Check
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Of course you should! A single claim for 2020/21 - you get £205, they get £45! Seems fair?molerat said:
Is that what I should have charged my BIL/SIL for the <10 minutes of my life I spent filling in the on line form for them ?purdyoaten2 said:They will charge a fee of 42% PLUS £100 (both including VAT) for something that you can do yourself here:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-marriage-allowance1 -
It's £171 if molerat's not VAT registered. A bargain.[Deleted User] said:
Of course you should! A single claim for 2020/21 - you get £205, they get £45! Seems fair?molerat said:
Is that what I should have charged my BIL/SIL for the <10 minutes of my life I spent filling in the on line form for them ?[Deleted User] said:They will charge a fee of 42% PLUS £100 (both including VAT) for something that you can do yourself here:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-marriage-allowance1 -
I was helping SIL sort out her SP so got a Gateway account set up. I had no idea what she was earning previously and found she never got anywhere near her PA so asked if BIL paid tax and suggested she apply so back to 17-18. So my share of the £968 is .........Jeremy535897 said:
It's £171 if molerat's not VAT registered. A bargain.purdyoaten2 said:
Of course you should! A single claim for 2020/21 - you get £205, they get £45! Seems fair?molerat said:
Is that what I should have charged my BIL/SIL for the <10 minutes of my life I spent filling in the on line form for them ?purdyoaten2 said:They will charge a fee of 42% PLUS £100 (both including VAT) for something that you can do yourself here:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-marriage-allowance
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£672 ex VATmolerat said:
I was helping SIL sort out her SP so got a Gateway account set up. I had no idea what she was earning previously and found she never got anywhere near her PA so asked if BIL paid tax and suggested she apply so back to 17-18. So my share of the £968 is .........Jeremy535897 said:
It's £171 if molerat's not VAT registered. A bargain.purdyoaten2 said:
Of course you should! A single claim for 2020/21 - you get £205, they get £45! Seems fair?molerat said:
Is that what I should have charged my BIL/SIL for the <10 minutes of my life I spent filling in the on line form for them ?purdyoaten2 said:They will charge a fee of 42% PLUS £100 (both including VAT) for something that you can do yourself here:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-marriage-allowance0
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