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£50,000 and child benefit conundrum
Nico60
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My daughter claims child benefit but lives with me as she can not afford a house, as Martin said in tonight’s programme ‘households earning over £50k’ should contact the HMRC as there is a tax implication, does this include grandparents wages or just parents.
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You are not part of your daughters household for earnings figures for this. It would be just your daughters earnings.
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Thank you for this information, I just wouldn’t like her to fall foul of a huge bill a few years down the line especially if I am no longer here for her.poppy12345 said:You are not part of your daughters household for earnings figures for this. It would be just your daughters earnings.0
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