Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
enhanced CRB checks need loads of ID. utility bill,passport,driving licence..
fine until you have someone where utility bills are in partner's name, non driver, never been abroad...
fine until you have someone where utility bills are in partner's name, non driver, never been abroad...
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
tell me about it...... think the onus should be on the employer to sort these - have just been asked to send loadsa ID by recorded delivery (ha ha ) for this or visit 40+ miles away........ have suggested the HR lady could come and see me.. (and my ID)yoyo123 wrote:enhanced CRB checks need loads of ID. utility bill,passport,driving licence..
fine until you have someone where utility bills are in partner's name, non driver, never been abroad...
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
"A Treasury source has claimed the flagship policy could be ditched before its scheduled introduction in 2013 because of a design flaw in the way the benefit is paid out.
The payment, in the majority of cases, is made to the mother, who is under no obligation to tell the father she receives it"
Daily Mail
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The payment, in the majority of cases, is made to the mother, who is under no obligation to tell the father she receives it"
Daily Mail
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z13h41WoQ2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
I am very sceptical and think the govt knew what they were doing and they got what they wanted.
There was a lot of fanfair when the CB cuts were annouced and yet very little was said after the main cuts were announced. It was a way of destructing people from the main issues and it certainly worked.
There was a lot of fanfair when the CB cuts were annouced and yet very little was said after the main cuts were announced. It was a way of destructing people from the main issues and it certainly worked.
Impossible is Nothing.
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
Well that will be my interpretation, I can see no reason to declare my OH's earnings - why should I ?bromley mum wrote:"A Treasury source has claimed the flagship policy could be ditched before its scheduled introduction in 2013 because of a design flaw in the way the benefit is paid out.
The payment, in the majority of cases, is made to the mother, who is under no obligation to tell the father she receives it"
Daily Mail
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z13h41WoQ2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(although by 2013 my children will all be too old except for the youngest, so what's the point )
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
The latest is that if you do not declare your partner's earnings you will be penalised!! So, what happens if yor OH decides not to tell you how much he/she earns or decided not to tell you about the latest pay rise which has taken the earnings just above the threshhold?
Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
Surely if they are going to have to check individual earnings it would be just as easy to check a household's income...............
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
tax used to be done on household basis - many benefits still are... I suppose the only problem is defining a household - they can be a bit fluid.
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Re: Child Benefit to be scrapped for higher earners
By the way, how long will a single woman have to cohabit before losing her CB?
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I'm hoping it's about 20 years, that way I can still claim all my dd's cb until she's 'of age'