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     • Tax credits, unlike other benefits, follow an annual cycle based on the tax year (6 April – 5 April).
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   When do tax credits end?

   • Tax credits end on 5 April 2025. No more payments will be made after that. You’ll be sent a letter in 2024 if you are eligible for Universal Credit or Pension Credit instead. Use this service to: It’s quicker and easier to manage your tax credits online than over the phone. This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).

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   How long do tax credits last?

   • Tax Credit claims last for a maximum of one tax year. We have produced a pdf timeline of the basic tax credits annual cycle, and set out below the critical dates in the annual cycle: These dates mark the start and finish of the UK tax year and therefore the start of the tax credits year which is aligned to it.

   The annual cycle « How do tax credits work? - Revenue Benefits

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   What is the tax credits cycle?

   • Tax credits, unlike other benefits, follow an annual cycle based on the tax year (6 April – 5 April). We have created a pdf timeline that explains the basic annual tax credits cycle. Claims starting: This section explains what happens when HMRC receive a tax credits claim, what counts as a valid claim and how initial decisions are made.

   The annual cycle « How do tax credits work? « Guidance

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   When do I get a Working Tax Credit 'run on'?

   • You may receive a working tax credit 'run on' if you stop work, get laid off, or your hours drop below the threshold to qualify. This is where you continue to receive the tax credit payments for four weeks after the change. If your hours increase, or you get a new job within this time, call the Tax Credit Office to let it know.

   Working tax credit: eligibility and income thresholds - Which?

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   What happens if my tax credits stop?

   • After your tax credits stop, you cannot claim tax credits again. Once you’ve applied for Universal Credit, you’ll get a letter from HMRC (called your ‘award review’) to end your tax credit award. This is different to your normal tax credits renewal letter. You’ll need to check and confirm your personal details and income.

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   When should a tax credit Award notice be issued?

   • When an initial award of tax credits is made, an award notice should be issued showing the decision. If HMRC have decided not to make an award, a decision letter should be issued. Throughout the year, and following the end of the tax year, award notices will continue to be issued when changes are made to the claim and when the claim is finalised.

   The annual cycle « How do tax credits work? - Revenue Benefits

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   • Before you start
   • Renewing your tax credits

   Use this service to:

   It’s quicker and easier to manage your tax credits online than over the phone.

   This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).

   Start now on the Tax Credits service

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   You can also manage your tax credits through the HMRC app. Watch a video about using the app to manage your tax credits.

   To use this service, you’ll need to sign in using your Government Gateway user ID and password.

   You’ll have to prove your identity to register for Government Gateway if you have not used it before.

   You’ll need your National Insurance number or postcode and 2 of the following:

   •your tax credit claim details

   •a valid UK passport

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   You can no longer use this service to renew your tax credits for the 2022 to 2023 tax year.

   Contact HMRC by phone or post if:

   •you’ve missed the deadline for renewing your tax credits

   •you renewed your tax credits and there’s a mistake on your award notice

   You’ll need:

   •your renewal pack (if you have one)

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   Sep 29, 2023 · The two forms of tax credits, working tax credit and child tax credit, will no longer exist by the end of next year replaced instead by universal credit. The process of replacement will not...

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   Tax credits, unlike other benefits, follow an annual cycle based on the tax year. Tax Credit claims last for a maximum of one tax year. We have produced a pdf timeline of the basic tax credits annual cycle, and set out below the critical dates in the annual cycle: Tax year (6 April – following 5 April) These dates mark the start and finish of ...

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   Jul 1, 2022 · Tax credits, unlike other benefits, follow an annual cycle based on the tax year (6 April – 5 April). We have created a pdf timeline that explains the basic annual tax credits cycle. Use the links below to find out more information about:

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

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   Oct 16, 2024 · The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) plans to move all existing tax credit claimants onto Universal Credit by the end of 2024. How much can you get? If you work a certain number of hours a week, and have an income below a certain level, you could get up to £2,435 working tax credit in 2024-25.