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Child Benefit Ended, now what?
Senseicads
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So I currently earn above the 60k threshold and we have been claiming child benefits. I've been filling out the self assessment form like I should each year. Our only daughter has now gone off to Uni and our last child benefit payment was back in august. what do I do now? I am assuming...probably incorrectly, that I may be owed some tax back for the intervening period, however working out what I need to do seems super confusing? do I just need to wait until the next self assessment period. It's just so unclear from all the things I've read what the next step is!
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You just file your 2024-25 Self Assessment return as normal.Senseicads said:So I currently earn above the 60k threshold and we have been claiming child benefits. I've been filling out the self assessment form like I should each year. Our only daughter has now gone off to Uni and our last child benefit payment was back in august. what do I do now? I am assuming...probably incorrectly, that I may be owed some tax back for the intervening period, however working out what I need to do seems super confusing? do I just need to wait until the next self assessment period. It's just so unclear from all the things I've read what the next step is!
Which might be the last one you need to file if HICBC was the only reason you were completing a return.2 -
That's cool then. Do you know if that means we will get any rebate back or will that all be taken care of as part of our PAYE?0
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