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One parent family tax credit

bk2busymum24 · 2012-09-05 09:29:14

Anyone know if this can be claimed in year of separation. Never jointly assessed.

05-09-2012 9:29am

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bk2busymum24

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Anyone know if this can be claimed in year of separation. Never jointly assessed.

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#2 09-09-2012 12:24am

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When your circumstances change , so do your entitlements .

But in your case , your credits will remain the same in year of separation .

Your ambition , must always be to attempt to increase your tax credits and therefore reduce your tax liabliity.

You may not have been jointly assessed in the past , but the tax office will always give you whichever is more beneficial .( but best to ask them )

Check www.revenue.ie for more info

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