Pls Help, wrong decleration Not my Fault

[Amebo]

Please i receievd a letter from HMRC today stating that they have just recieved some information from different Agencies i workd for last year in 2012,

That i did not declear the real amount for 2012 to 2013 Award Tax Year, (ctc, wtc ) But I actually told the hmrc man on phone that i worked for some agencies and he only asked me my annual pay for the company i am working for at present and i told him 12,980.

I was surprised today, they said they have investigate and found out that the total money for 2012 to 2013 is 31,000 but i was not overpaid tax credit, but as for the Tax i underpaid some tax due to different agncie using free tax allowance.

PLSSSSS, is this going to affect my ROR application in November with HO. I am non EEA

Thanks and God bless

[Amber]

Although, you're not really asking about 'benefits' it should have any bearing. Make a repayment plan with the HMRC to pay the tax you owe.

[Amebo]

Although, you're not really asking about 'benefits' it should have any bearing. Make a repayment plan with the HMRC to pay the tax you owe.

Yes thanks alot AMBER, they have already told me they are going to collect my underpaid tax from next year tax from my job.

Pls I am just asking hope this ( CTC, WTC, CB ) benefit does not affect my Retained Right application as non EEA

Thanks thanks for your help

[Amber]

If you have the right to reside then claiming benefits should be ok.

[Amebo]

If you have the right to reside then claiming benefits should be ok.

Lovely, thanks again Amber and God bless.

Enjoy Your weekend

[Amebo]

Pls my Chief Guru and Honourable Moderators, pls question from my friend, he is a non EEA claimin wtc, cb, ctc for his child from another woman ( not the EEA National child ) and they both moved together but claiming single bcos the woman does not have right to stay in this country.

Now Hmrc sent him a letter asking why is he claiming single and not couple???

PLS HELP HE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO

Thanks

[Amber]

It should be a couple claim, NI not required.

[Amebo]

[quote="D4109125"]It should be a couple claim, NI not required



Pls how is he going to do that, he is here with me, they wrote on the letter that they might stop his tax credit if he does nt tell them the truth,

and please Sir is that going to make the tax credit money high or a bit low if they claim coupleshe, he earn at least 16000pounds

Thanks

[Amber]

It will be assessed on their income. They need to inform of the correct set of circumstances.

[Amebo]

It will be assessed on their income. They need to inform of the correct set of circumstances.

Thank you so much