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Nannies - does your employer pay you using Tax Credits? How does it work?

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nannynick · 14/11/2008 18:19

As per the title, are you a nanny whose employers pay you from funds they receive via tax credits? How does it work? Did you need to be Ofsted registered prior to being paid?

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PuzzleRocks · 14/11/2008 19:04

Can't help but bumping for you.

nannyL · 14/11/2008 23:53

i get the busy bees vouchers...

not sure thats what you mean is it?

nannynick · 15/11/2008 09:14

No not the vouchers. That scheme we all understand, I think.
This is the other part... where some parents can claim up to 80% of their childcare costs (up to a maximum weekly amount) from the Government.

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nannynick · 15/11/2008 09:20

Its in reference to this other thread - reading that may help you understand the issues.

When a parent who qualifies for the claim uses a Childminder, the Childminder is already registered, so the parent can tell Tax Credits the Registration details.
When a parent uses a nanny, that nanny may not already be registered, in which case I can't see how it can work, as Tax Credits can not release any money until they have the registration details.

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nannynick · 16/11/2008 11:31

No nannies paid by parents in receipt of Tax Credits then?

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nannyL · 16/11/2008 18:04

i dont know or even know of any

all of my bosses and my nanny friends bosses would have earnt way to much to be eligable for them i think

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