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Joint assessment and tuition fees credits

sineads80 · 2020-10-08 09:07:33

Hi, you guys have been so helpful in the past so now seeking advice again! ðŸ˜‰ Im jointly assessed with my husband. Have just started and paid fees for a degree course. Hoping to claim credits etc but just wondering as we are jointly assessed, is it possible for the credits to be allocated solely to my tax rather than my…

08-10-2020 9:07am

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sineads80

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Hi, you guys have been so helpful in the past so now seeking advice again! ðŸ˜‰ Im jointly assessed with my husband. Have just started and paid fees for a degree course. Hoping to claim credits etc but just wondering as we are jointly assessed, is it possible for the credits to be allocated solely to my tax rather than my husbands?! I work part time and am on a lower income so any little coming directly back to me would be great! TIA!!!

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