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Possible Tax Credits underpayment, is there a time limit for claiming?

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charliewolf · 14/06/2015 21:08

I started my own business in 2012 and have since had an ongoing Tax Credits award. My business has made a loss each year and on completing the TC application form it says in such a case to put down £0 for income, which I did. What isn't made clear, and what I have since discovered is that the actual loss made can be deducted from other income of self and partner, meaning that I would have received a higher award. Can I ask them to reconsider and backdate any underpayment to or is there a time limit, does anyone know?

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charliewolf · 15/06/2015 10:52

Bumping

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callmewhatever · 15/06/2015 13:29

You can call them to advise them that you would like to make an amendment to a previous tax year. However it is very rare for HMRC to award any money for an underpayment that falls in a previous tax year.

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