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Child credit tax
- By bev&conner
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Tue 16 Sep 2008 03:50
hi all
We have a disabled child and only now we have been told we may be able to claim
child tax credit ( what is it ? )
my husband and I are carers and claiming social security
So was wondering is this true and has anyone received it
And is it worth claiming or will they take it back of you if you have to much to live on
As we all know what the social security are like
bye bev & conner
Replies
- By Tricia
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Re: Child credit tax
Tue 16 Sep 2008 08:34look up on the following web site and you will find out who to contact today to get what your entitled to.
Hope you get it sorted out soon
Tricia
- By welfare
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Re: Child credit tax
Tue 16 Sep 2008 16:13If your current award of Income Support includes an amount for your child with a disability premium included, then you cannot claim Child Tax Credits as well (people who have been on long term Income Support receive the same amount as Child Tax Credits via their Income Support). However, if your Income Support only includes amounts for yourself and partner, then you should claim Child Tax Credits and let them know your child is disabled - which may attract a disable child element).
- By lee
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Re: Child credit tax
Thu 18 Sep 2008 20:34you can claim child tax credit when already claiming IS for the kids too, as the kids money will just stop being paid to you in IS and will be paid by tax credits.
i changed over and we get £210 a week for my 9 year old my 7 year old (with high care dla) and my baby 10 months!
i find this way better than the other way hun. the only thing was as soon as you get tax credits the IS will need to stop so you fill in a change of circs form.
www.taxcredits.inlandrevenue.gov.uk
this is where to check how much you will get too.
gl xxx
- By halima
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Re: Child credit tax
Thu 18 Sep 2008 21:19it definately worth it i care for my son who is disabled and one day i just happened to phone tax credits to let them know i now get carers allowance for my son and it went up by £50