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Council Tax Support/Benefit with a negative credit balance after successful PIP claim
Shaky_Jake
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I was recently awarded PIP backdated to April, and as a consequence I have also been awarded Council Tax Support backdated to April. The council have sent me an amended Council Tax Bill that states there is a credit balance of - (minus)£199.29 and that I should contact them to discuss it.
I'm probably being dense, but does this mean they owe me £199.29 and are prepared to refund it, or do I owe it to them?
It's probably a backdated rebate, but the 'minus' is throwing me off and I want to be certain before I contact them.
Thanks
I'm probably being dense, but does this mean they owe me £199.29 and are prepared to refund it, or do I owe it to them?
It's probably a backdated rebate, but the 'minus' is throwing me off and I want to be certain before I contact them.
Thanks
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Yes, it means they owe you the money. I would expect they will refund it to you, but you won't know until you phone them! Good luck, and spend it wisely!
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