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Child Benefit
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Spoonie_Turtle said:
Did you read the link? Because that's not what it appears to say.MattMattMattUK said:
Incorrect, if he started claiming then you would have to pay the child benefit back in proportion to your adjusted income above £50k.CyberCatK said:Sorry, but I think I'm getting conflicting advice!
If I stop claiming, and he starts...
I have nothing to declare.
He would declare it, but doesn't earn 50k so can keep it?
Thanks.
To me it reads that if Dad or his partner (not the OP) doesn't earn £50k and claims the benefit there will be no deduction (I think I'm agreeing with you)
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Tjat link splits the liability to HICBC during the year of separation so therefore for the the years after separation there would no laibity for the person not claiming CB.0
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