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CRIMESTOPPERS
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why call crime stoppers?
crime stoppers is acharity which provides a unique service to help you. tell them what you know, not who you are,. they record no personal details about you. they simply pass on the information you have about cime whilst protecting your identiy.
to give information anonymously to crimestoppers now, call 0800 555 111 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0800 555 111 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
crimestoppers-uk.org
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Home office
Working tax credits
singel persons 25 - 30 earning between £8.612 & £12.000 a year can claim tax credits.
married couples with one aged at least 25+ working 30 hours a week earning £8.612-£16.000 with no children can claim tax credits.
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textphone
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direct.gov.uk/doesitworkforyou
Tips;
Self employed.
low income earners can receive exemption from paying class 2 selfemployed contributions. if your income falls below £5.075. to apply.
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HP car owners.
if you are struggling to make repayments, your car cannot be repossed if you have made more than 1/3 of the repayments.
TAX.
If you have tax deducted from your earnings, or pension, through the PAYE (pay as you earn) system, you should receive a P60 from your employer, or pension company, every year. This document outlines your income and deductions.
Even If you have more than one source of employment, you should get a P60 from each employer. The same goes for people who have more than one pension.
You should always check your P60s thoroughly to make sure your tax code, and any tax which has been deducted, is correct. For example, if you’re under 65 and eligible for the basic tax-free personal allowance only, your code should be 647L this tax year (before the emergency budget).
This code is made up of the personal allowance divided by ten followed by the letter L. So, the code is 647L because the personal allowance is £6,475. But other tax codes may apply depending on your own circumstances. Visit the HMRC website to help you understand what your code should be.
