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1. www.gov.uk › guidance › tax-credits-working-out-incomeWorking out your income for tax credit claims and renewals

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   Apr 2, 2014 · When you claim tax credits, you’ll need to give details of your total income. You’ll also need to work out your income when you renew your tax credits each year.

2. www.gov.uk › government › collectionsTax credits: detailed information - GOV.UK

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   Feb 5, 2024 · Guidance and forms for claiming or renewing tax credits. Including childcare costs, payment dates, leaving or coming to the UK, overpayments and reporting changes.

3. www.gov.uk › claim-tax-credits › what-counts-as-incomeHow to claim tax credits: What counts as income - GOV.UK

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   What counts as income. Usually, what you’re entitled to is based on your income for the last tax year (6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024). Income includes: money from employment before tax and ...

4. revenuebenefits.org.uk › tax-credits › guidanceOverpayments and underpayments « How do tax credits work ...

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   What are overpayments? Causes of overpayments. Underpayments. Challenging overpayments. Dealing with overpayments. The annual nature of the system. The tax year runs from 6 April in one year until 5 April in the next year.

5. www.moneysavingexpert.com › family › tax-creditTax Credits: Are you entitled to help? - MoneySavingExpert

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   What are Tax Credits? Tax Credits, despite the name, are benefit payments to support people with children or who are in work but on low incomes. There are two types of Tax Credits: Child Tax Credit. For people with children, whether working or not. Eligibility depends on how many children you have and the number of hours you work.

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6. www.which.co.uk › money › taxWorking tax credit: eligibility and income thresholds - Which?

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   Oct 16, 2024 · Working tax credit is a means-tested benefit paid by HMRC to support people on a low income. Find out how to claim working tax credit, whether you're eligible to receive payments and how to calculate how much you'll get.

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   What are tax credits?

   • Tax Credits, despite the name, are benefit payments to support people with children or who are in work but on low incomes. There are two types of Tax Credits: Child Tax Credit. For people with children, whether working or not. Eligibility depends on how many children you have and the number of hours you work. Working Tax Credit.

   Tax Credits: Are you entitled to help? - MoneySavingExpert

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   What causes a tax credit to overpay?

   • Causes of overpayments Tax credits are designed to follow changes in income (to an extent) and personal circumstances. There are a number of reasons why an overpayment might arise following such a change: A large increase in income from one year to the next.

   Tax Credits: Overpayments and underpayments - Revenue Benefits

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   Can a tax credit office take legal action for overpayments?

   • As a general rule, if you did it right and the Tax Credit office failed to carry out its responsibilities, the excess cash you were paid specifically because of that error is yours. The tax office has also been told it can't take legal action for overpayments if you've not made any mistakes. Don't know why you got a overpayment letter?

   Tax Credits: Are you entitled to help? - MoneySavingExpert

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   What is child tax credit?

   • Child Tax Credit – maximum per element (the more you earn, the less you get) Disabled child element: For each child that receives disability living allowance (DLA), is registered blind or has been registered blind in the last 28 weeks. You'll get this on top of the child element

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   What is a working tax credit?

   • Working Tax Credit – maximum per element (the more you earn, the less you get) Basic element: For anyone who works the correct hours (and meets the Tax Credit criteria above). Couples and lone parent element: Either a payment for a second qualifying person in a couple or if you are a single parent.

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8. www.litrg.org.uk › existing-tax-credit-claimantsExisting tax credit claimants | Low Incomes Tax Reform Group

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   Aug 29, 2024 · Updated on 29 August 2024. Existing tax credit claimants. Universal credit is gradually replacing working tax credit and child tax credit as well as a number of other means-tested benefits. Most existing tax credit claimants will eventually move to either universal credit or pension credit.