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Tax Credit and Working Families Tax Credit

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02 Dec 14 #450693 by driven40
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I work part time and I claim WTC/CTC, CM does not affect that. However my point is that actually if I worked full time (which i am not able to do anyway) I would be worse off because of the other things that benefits give me such as council tax allowance etc, also your wife has the advantage that her job is term time which helps with the childcare issues etc.

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