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Trying to calculate CTC and WTC 1

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10 Sep 12 #354992 by retep69
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WhiteRose wrote:

Problem is unless you are applying, you can''t phone anyone and ask what the actual amount will be.

Best to use the £6k as its on the ''official'' site.


Normally I`d say the official ought to be correct but my g/f earns a similar amount form her part time work as my ex and does similar hours and she gets a lot more than that with 2 children, so I`m wondering if there is something I`ve missed.:unsure:

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10 Sep 12 #355035 by Deedum
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The official calculator is probably calculating the claim from now until April 2013 when the year ends. So theoretically both figures could be correct.

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