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1-23
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a mixture of the two
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 23 | 95 | true |
1-24
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If you’re self-employed
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 24 | 95 | true |
1-25
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Some self-employed people are not eligible for Working Tax Credit. To qualify, your self-employed work must aim to make a profit. It must also be commercial, regular and organised.
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 25 | 95 | true |
1-26
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This means you may not qualify if you do not:
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 26 | 95 | true |
1-27
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make a profit or have clear plans to make one
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 27 | 95 | true |
1-28
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work regularly
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 28 | 95 | true |
1-29
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keep business records, such as receipts and invoices
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 29 | 95 | true |
1-30
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follow any regulations that apply to your work, for example having the right licence or insurance
|
Working Tax Credit
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1
| 30 | 95 | true |
1-31
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If the average hourly profit from your self-employed work is less than the National Minimum Wage, HM Revenue and Customs may ask you to provide:
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 31 | 95 | true |
1-32
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business records
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 32 | 95 | true |
1-33
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your business plan - find out how to write a business plan
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 33 | 95 | true |
1-34
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details of the day-to-day running of your business
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 34 | 95 | true |
1-35
|
evidence that you’ve promoted your business - such as advertisements or flyers
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 35 | 95 | true |
1-36
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Your pay
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 36 | 95 | true |
1-37
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The work must last at least 4 weeks (or you must expect it to last 4 weeks) and must be paid.
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 37 | 95 | true |
1-38
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This can include payment in kind (for example farm produce for a farm labourer) or where you expect to be paid for the work.
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 38 | 95 | true |
1-39
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Exceptions
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Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 39 | 95 | true |
1-40
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Paid work does not include money paid:
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Working Tax Credit
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1
| 40 | 95 | true |
1-41
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for a ‘Rent a Room’ scheme (less than £7,500 or £3,750 for joint owners)
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 41 | 95 | true |
1-42
|
for work done while in prison
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 42 | 95 | true |
1-43
|
as a grant for training or studying
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 43 | 95 | true |
1-44
|
as a sports award
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 44 | 95 | true |
1-45
|
Your income
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 45 | 95 | true |
1-46
|
There’s no set limit for income because it depends on your circumstances (and those of your partner). For example, £18,000 for a couple without children or £13,100 for a single person without children - but it can be higher if you have children, pay for approved childcare or one of you is disabled.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 46 | 95 | true |
1-47
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What you'll get
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 47 | 95 | true |
1-48
|
You get a basic amount and extra (known as ‘elements’) on top of this.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 48 | 95 | true |
1-49
|
How much you get depends on things like your circumstances and income.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 49 | 95 | true |
1-50
|
The basic amount is up to £2,005 a year.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 50 | 95 | true |
1-51
|
Element | Amount
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 51 | 95 | true |
1-52
|
You’re a couple applying together | Up to £2,060 a year
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 52 | 95 | true |
1-53
|
You’re a single parent | Up to £2,060 a year
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 53 | 95 | true |
1-54
|
You work at least 30 hours a week | Up to £830 a year
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 54 | 95 | true |
1-55
|
You have a disability | Up to £3,240 a year
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 55 | 95 | true |
1-56
|
You have a severe disability | Up to £1,400 a year (usually on top of the disability payment)
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 56 | 95 | true |
1-57
|
You pay for approved childcare | Up to £122.50 (1 child) or £210 (2 or more children) a week
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 57 | 95 | true |
1-58
|
Use the tax credits calculator to work out how much you could get.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 58 | 95 | true |
1-59
|
How you’re paid
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 59 | 95 | true |
1-60
|
Money is paid directly into your bank or building society account, every week or 4 weeks.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 60 | 95 | true |
1-61
|
You must choose one account if you’re a couple.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 61 | 95 | true |
1-62
|
Usually, you’re paid from the date of your claim up to the end of the tax year (5 April).
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 62 | 95 | true |
1-63
|
If your circumstances change
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 63 | 95 | true |
1-64
|
Your tax credits can go up or down if your family or work life change if you start a new job, you’re laid off work or your partner dies.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 64 | 95 | true |
1-65
|
You must report these changes to HM Revenue and Customs.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 65 | 95 | true |
1-66
|
How to claim
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 66 | 95 | true |
1-67
|
You can no longer make a new claim for Working Tax Credit. You can apply for Universal Credit instead.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 67 | 95 | true |
1-68
|
You might be able to apply for Pension Credit if you and your partner are State Pension age or over.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 68 | 95 | true |
1-69
|
You can only make a claim for Working Tax Credit if you already get Child Tax Credit.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 69 | 95 | true |
1-70
|
To claim Working Tax Credit, update your existing tax credit claim by reporting a change in your circumstances online or by phone.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 70 | 95 | true |
1-71
|
Leave and gaps in your employment
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 71 | 95 | true |
1-72
|
You can get Working Tax Credit for periods when you do not work. For example, when you:
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 72 | 95 | true |
1-73
|
go on maternity leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 73 | 95 | true |
1-74
|
get sick pay
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 74 | 95 | true |
1-75
|
are in between jobs
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 75 | 95 | true |
1-76
|
You’re entitled to the tax credits for a certain period of time providing you qualify.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 76 | 95 | true |
1-77
|
If you do not return to work at the end of the period contact HM Revenue and Customs.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 77 | 95 | true |
1-78
|
Circumstance | Period you get tax credits for
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 78 | 95 | true |
1-79
|
You lose or leave your job | For 4 weeks
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 79 | 95 | true |
1-80
|
You’re on maternity leave | For the first 39 weeks of your leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 80 | 95 | true |
1-81
|
You’re on adoption leave | For the first 39 weeks of your leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 81 | 95 | true |
1-82
|
You’re on paternity leave | For the period of your ordinary paternity leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 82 | 95 | true |
1-83
|
You’re on additional paternity leave | Up to the equivalent 39th week of your partner’s leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 83 | 95 | true |
1-84
|
You’re off sick | For the first 28 weeks
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 84 | 95 | true |
1-85
|
You’re on strike | For the first 10 days
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 85 | 95 | true |
1-86
|
You’re laid off work | For 4 weeks after you’re laid off or the lay off becomes indefinite
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 86 | 95 | true |
1-87
|
You’re suspended from work - for example because of a complaint | Usually the period of suspension
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 87 | 95 | true |
1-88
|
Qualifying rules
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 88 | 95 | true |
1-89
|
To qualify, you must:
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 89 | 95 | true |
1-90
|
have been in paid work
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 90 | 95 | true |
1-91
|
have worked the right number of hours before you go on leave or the gap happens
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 91 | 95 | true |
1-92
|
have got Statutory Sick Pay or an equivalent benefit if you were on sick leave
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 92 | 95 | true |
1-93
|
You’ll still qualify if you were self employed and you would have been eligible for Statutory Sick Pay or an equivalent benefit if you were not self employed.
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 93 | 95 | true |
1-94
|
The equivalent benefits are National Insurance credits (incapacity for work element), Employment and Support Allowance or Income Support (incapacity for work element).
|
Working Tax Credit
|
1
| 94 | 95 | true |
2-0
|
Overview
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 0 | 167 | true |
2-1
|
The Child Maintenance Service is for parents who have not been able to make a private arrangement for paying their child’s living costs.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 1 | 167 | true |
2-2
|
Once you’ve set up a Child Maintenance Service case, you:
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 2 | 167 | true |
2-3
|
can manage your case online
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 3 | 167 | true |
2-4
|
need to report any changes to your circumstances, for example changes to your employment, benefits or the people who live with you
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 4 | 167 | true |
2-5
|
This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 5 | 167 | true |
2-6
|
Making and getting payments
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 6 | 167 | true |
2-7
|
Child maintenance can be paid:
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 7 | 167 | true |
2-8
|
between parents
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 8 | 167 | true |
2-9
|
directly from the paying parent’s earnings - arranged with their employer
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 9 | 167 | true |
2-10
|
by Direct Debit
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 10 | 167 | true |
2-11
|
by reducing the paying parent’s benefits
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 11 | 167 | true |
2-12
|
Payments are paid into the receiving parent’s bank account.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 12 | 167 | true |
2-13
|
The receiving parent has main day-to-day care of the child. The paying parent does not have main day-to-day care.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 13 | 167 | true |
2-14
|
Contact the Child Maintenance Service if you’re having problems paying.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 14 | 167 | true |
2-15
|
You can adjust your payment plan if you’re self-isolating because of coronavirus (COVID-19).
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 15 | 167 | true |
2-16
|
If you’re experiencing domestic abuse or controlling behaviour
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 16 | 167 | true |
2-17
|
Tell the Child Maintenance Service. They can arrange payments with your child’s other parent for you.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 17 | 167 | true |
2-18
|
If you’ve changed your name, you can arrange child maintenance without the other parent knowing your new name.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 18 | 167 | true |
2-19
|
If you do not want the other parent to know where you live, ask your bank to set up an account with a ‘non-geographic’ sort code. The Child Maintenance Service can give you a letter for your bank explaining why you need to set up this type of account.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 19 | 167 | true |
2-20
|
Making payments yourself
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 20 | 167 | true |
2-21
|
Once the Child Maintenance Service has worked out an amount, you can make the payments yourself.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 21 | 167 | true |
2-22
|
This is called Direct Pay.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 22 | 167 | true |
2-23
|
The easiest way to pay is by standing order - payments go direct from the paying parent’s bank, building society or Post Office account into the receiving parent’s account.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 23 | 167 | true |
2-24
|
The Child Maintenance Service can still enforce missed payments. Keep a record of payments in case there are any problems in the future.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 24 | 167 | true |
2-25
|
Either parent can choose Direct Pay without needing the other’s consent, unless there’s evidence that the paying parent is unlikely to pay.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 25 | 167 | true |
2-26
|
Arranging payments for you
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 26 | 167 | true |
2-27
|
If you’re using the Child Maintenance Service to collect and pass on payments, they’ll arrange this based on when the paying parent is paid their wages, pension or benefits.
|
Manage your Child Maintenance Service case
|
2
| 27 | 167 | true |
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