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Harriette · 19/11/2009 22:41

Hi
I have quite a specific question to ask - i am currently working for a full-time year salary of 15,641 however as my daughter has aspergers ( we dont get DLA though) i am considering taking a term time job only with july and August off. This will affect my salary and bring it down to about £13034.00 - will my tax credits make up the shortfall?
I wouldnt be considering it but my daughter is turning 11 and I think it will be difficult to get good quality chilcare for her through the summer - one of the last childminders just seemed to not understand her condition at all, and seemed to think she was just not very bright and her children then copied her attitude. Its hardly the break from school every child wants in the summer. though i am not sure if the financial side will work out.Help Please

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norksinmywaistband · 19/11/2009 22:47

Have a look on entitledto.com, there is an online calculator that should help

teatank · 19/11/2009 22:48

try entitledto.com the website works out everything you will be entitled to. you can type in different sinarios and see what it comes up with. good luck

Harriette · 19/11/2009 23:04

I didnt expect to get replies so quickly - I havent heard of this website before and i will give it a go. Thanks.

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carrielou2007 · 20/11/2009 13:21

They don't make up the shortfall so to speak but if you earn below a certain amount then I think you get working tax credits too?

However, if you are not paying childcare for 2 months most of your tax credits may be childcare part so not sure how that would work out. Calculator is good!!

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