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Child Benefit Question
MattG83
Posts: 1 Newbie
Good Morning,
I have a quick question, i'm hoping someone may know the answer too.
I currently earn about 75k, however my taxable income is around 65k.
I am aware of the new thresholds for child benefit, and i will now be able to claim about 75% of the value.
My question is will i receive the full 100% and then have to complete a self assessment form at the end of the year to repay the 25% back, or will the amount be changed at source to reflect this.
Thanks very much
Matt
I have a quick question, i'm hoping someone may know the answer too.
I currently earn about 75k, however my taxable income is around 65k.
I am aware of the new thresholds for child benefit, and i will now be able to claim about 75% of the value.
My question is will i receive the full 100% and then have to complete a self assessment form at the end of the year to repay the 25% back, or will the amount be changed at source to reflect this.
Thanks very much
Matt
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You can ponly recieve the full amount.0
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Yes.MattG83 said:Good Morning,
I have a quick question, i'm hoping someone may know the answer too.
I currently earn about 75k, however my taxable income is around 65k.
I am aware of the new thresholds for child benefit, and i will now be able to claim about 75% of the value.
My question is will i receive the full 100% and then have to complete a self assessment form at the end of the year to repay the 25% back, or will the amount be changed at source to reflect this.
Thanks very much
Matt
Don't forget what you earn isn't the whole story.
You need to factor in all taxable income.0
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