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Of course, for working families tax credit, if you don't declare the dividend the first year, then when you do declare it, they just take it back over the next n years. I filled mine in the first year contracting, so didn't know what my income would be - so every year they write to let me know that I'm still paying back the credit I got paid.
Cant get nowt once you declare dividends. First time we claimed for child stuff i just declared my pittance and got a big cheque then realised i had to declare the divs, told them, and they took it back.
Before I start trawling the HMRC websites, I'm curious to know what, if any benefits I could claim as a minimum wage director?
Does anyone claim for things like working tax credit/housing/ etc
Working families tax credit takes into account dividends as well as salary. I'm sure that if you didn't take any dividends, then there are plenty of things that you could claim for.
The ex-wife's being a pain and it looks like the kids may have to live with me for a while. I know I can arrange childcare vouchers, which made me wonder if there's anything else available.
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