Hello, last year my son got excellent advice by this site re an issue with tax credits and wether his ill health pension should be included as income or disregarded as income. After writimg to tax credits it was found that his pension should indeed not be counted for tax credit purposes. He has recerently now been awared an inhanced annuity of £27 per month. Will this also be disregarded? Does he have to inform them of this chanhge of circumstasnces etc
If you look back over your previous posts, you'll see we didn't actually advise you on Tax Credits, it was with regard to your sons pension income and what would happen to it when he was transfererd to ESA.
I'm afraid we can't help you with Tax Credits, you need to get face to face advice from your local CAB or Welfare Rights office.
Gordon
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