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Uc review and surveys payment
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Likely a small fine on top of the overpayment. They will make deductions from your UC to repay it.1
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@poppy12345 how should I word this in my journal? Will they stop my payments or sanction til repaid?0
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Anyone else have experience of this. Im really anxious about what will happen .0
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Note put on journal, so wait and see what happens1
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If you were only earning about £50/month then that's only an extra £27.50 deduction in your UC so not huge. There's really no other advice to give other than what's already been advised.Soconfused14 said:Anyone else have experience of this. Im really anxious about what will happen .1 -
Just to update if anyone is interested.
I had interview and mentioned the surveys(had already notified on journal). She said she had asked a decision maker and they said, if was under £1000 per year it would be ignored. I had to send paypal and ebay statements to check this.
Got message today that review complete and no changes.3 -
Thanks for the update.It's interesting to know that was the DMs 'Decision'. I'm not at all sure that is specified anywhere that us mortals can see it.0
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Reading this with interest as I have also just had a journal entry telling me I'm having a telephone review, I get about 80-100 a month for surveys and such. I'm on LCW so I have a work allowance which I think is around £400, so it's well below that. But now I'm concerned that they may flag it as possibly being over the £1000 a year threshold for HMRC. Can anyone advise about this? Seems like it would be wise to write a journal note about this before the phone appointment takes place.
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His which survey sites do you use to earn that much moneyHarmonyDragon said:Reading this with interest as I have also just had a journal entry telling me I'm having a telephone review, I get about 80-100 a month for surveys and such. I'm on LCW so I have a work allowance which I think is around £400, so it's well below that. But now I'm concerned that they may flag it as possibly being over the £1000 a year threshold for HMRC. Can anyone advise about this? Seems like it would be wise to write a journal note about this before the phone appointment takes place.0 -
The £1000 threshold is for trading / self-employment ('trading' often comes into play for people selling stuff, it's the difference between selling unwanted personal items vs selling items the person bought or made specifically to sell).HarmonyDragon said:Reading this with interest as I have also just had a journal entry telling me I'm having a telephone review, I get about 80-100 a month for surveys and such. I'm on LCW so I have a work allowance which I think is around £400, so it's well below that. But now I'm concerned that they may flag it as possibly being over the £1000 a year threshold for HMRC. Can anyone advise about this? Seems like it would be wise to write a journal note about this before the phone appointment takes place.
I don't know if surveys would count, you'll have to look into the guidance.
Edit: this may help https://www.gov.uk/check-additional-income-tax
And to specifically answer your question, UC aren't going to care about any HMRC threshold. They'll likely just assume that you meet any responsibilities for declaring income.1
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