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New job, credit issue

JamBur · 2010-11-05 19:27:04

I'm starting a job next monday. Its going to be as cover, so will be a short duration, and might not be a full week every week. At the moment my wife is using all of our credits. What is the best approach to take with this? If I split our credits then theres a chance I might be back on the job market again a week later.

05-11-2010 7:27pm

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JamBur

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I'm starting a job next monday. Its going to be as cover, so will be a short duration, and might not be a full week every week. At the moment my wife is using all of our credits.

What is the best approach to take with this? If I split our credits then theres a chance I might be back on the job market again a week later.

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#2 05-11-2010 8:47pm

dvpower

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I think you can decide at the end of the tax year, make your decision then and ask Revenue for a balancing statement (and a refund).

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#3 05-11-2010 9:51pm

JamBur

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Yeah, probably the best wy alright. Although my take home will probably be sickeningly low. Cheers:)

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