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5 years 3 weeks ago #246960 by diceman24
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I was working p/t 16 hrs a week im receiving working tax credits and with sdp element attached to working tax credits and now due to my disability have had to stop work do I still claim working tax credits or can I claim universal credit ive paid no tax because I earn less than £6000 per year please could someone advise me on this issue thankyou im also receiving dla both high rates thank you

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5 years 3 weeks ago #246977 by Gordon
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diceman

If you are no longer working then there will be a four week run-on of your Tax Credits before they stop,

You can claim Universal Credit as a replacement, if your GP is willing to issue a Fit Note then you can be assessed for Limited Capability for Work although that will not be an issue for the next three months or more.

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5 years 3 weeks ago #246983 by diceman24
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ive looked at tax credits online can I claim working tax credits up to 28weeks whilst being off work? if not how much is universal credit?and can I go straight into lcw or lcwra

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5 years 3 weeks ago #246990 by Gordon
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diceman

You have said that you have stopped working, unless you mean that you are actually off sick but still employed then you are only entitled to the four weeks run on.

You can make an application for UC and present a Fit Note and this will remove you from the All work-related activity group although, at the moment, no work activities are being required. You can then be assessed to see whether you have LCW LCWRA, again, this won't happen for
some time.

You can see what you might receive by putting your information into one of the online benefit calculators.

www.gov.uk/benefits-calculators

Gordon

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