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Pip now took as earning in council tax
julies59
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Now some councils are taking pip as earnings so the council tax will go up,they are also backdating it,they tell you it's a new thing,not all councils doing it but no doubt will be across the board eventually
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Yes my council does a benefits checker online said we should get some but the council decision came back with them counting pipjulies59 said:Now some councils are taking pip as earnings so the council tax will go up,they are also backdating it,they tell you it's a new thing,not all councils doing it but no doubt will be across the board eventually1 -
Yes Leicester city council has just started to do this although some told me they do if for standard rate PIP but not for enhanced? I can't actually find anything on their website which explains this.1
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Each council is free to set their own rules for what they take into account and how much council tax reduction they offer. Postcode lottery.Our green credentials: 12kW Samsung ASHP for heating, 7.2kWp Solar (South facing), Tesla Powerwall 3 (13.5kWh), Net exporter2
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https://www.leicester.gov.uk/media/l43lvzll/council-tax-support-scheme-2025.pdfRubyroobs said:Yes Leicester city council has just started to do this although some told me they do if for standard rate PIP but not for enhanced? I can't actually find anything on their website which explains this.
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Yeah I think they include PIP when they do an assessment of income for contributions towards care costs as well.Credit card 1800
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Well that's correct, as PIP is for care costs, amongst other thingsitsthelittlethings said:Yeah I think they include PIP when they do an assessment of income for contributions towards care costs as well.1
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