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Decision maker will phone monday?
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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #105223 by Alyson Mannion
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Just looking back at this, I could have sworn the decision maker said I have limited capability for work, because I wrote it down. I must have misheard and it was dont have limited capability for work she said instead. I have received my decision and I scored zero points and there are things in the report that have been "assumed". I have just got back from holiday and I am going to CAB tomorrow morning for them to help me lodge an appeal.
The more I find out, the more annoyed I get. I understand that I will get approx £70 a week as the appeal rate. This is less than I had on incapacity. I am now concerned about the effect on our tax credits. Can it affect tax credits in a negative way? For example the child care element?
The more I find out, the more annoyed I get. I understand that I will get approx £70 a week as the appeal rate. This is less than I had on incapacity. I am now concerned about the effect on our tax credits. Can it affect tax credits in a negative way? For example the child care element?
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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #105224 by Gordon
We do not advise on Tax Credits, have a look at the following for more information.
www.gov.uk/child-tax-credit/overview
www.gov.uk/working-tax-credit/overview
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Peachespeaches wrote: Just looking back at this, I could have sworn the decision maker said I have limited capability for work, because I wrote it down. I must have misheard and it was dont have limited capability for work she said instead. I have received my decision and I scored zero points and there are things in the report that have been "assumed". I have just got back from holiday and I am going to CAB tomorrow morning for them to help me lodge an appeal.
The more I find out, the more annoyed I get. I understand that I will get approx £70 a week as the appeal rate. This is less than I had on incapacity. I am now concerned about the effect on our tax credits. Can it affect tax credits in a negative way? For example the child care element?
We do not advise on Tax Credits, have a look at the following for more information.
www.gov.uk/child-tax-credit/overview
www.gov.uk/working-tax-credit/overview
Gordon
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