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Child Benefit Technical Manual

CBTM08000 · Exclusions and priorities: Exclusions from Child Benefit and priority between persons entitled to Child Benefit

  • CBTM08001 · Exclusions and priorities: The structure of the law - Understanding the chapter and the law that is used
  • CBTM08010 · Exclusions and priorities: Qualifying young person living with another person as a member of a couple
  • CBTM08020 · Exclusions and priorities: Qualifying young person in a relevant relationship
  • CBTM08030 · Exclusions and priorities: More than one person entitled to Child Benefit.
  • CBTM08040 · Exclusions and priorities: Priority of entitlement between persons entitled to Child Benefit
  • CBTM08050 · Exclusions and priorities: Relinquishing priority to Child Benefit entitlement.
  • CBTM08060 · Exclusions and priorities: Child or qualifying young persons in detention, care etc
  • CBTM08070 · Exclusions and priorities: Child or qualifying young person undergoing imprisonment or detention in legal custody
  • CBTM08080 · Exclusions and priorities: Child or qualifying young person in care.
  • CBTM08090 · Exclusions and priorities: Interpretation of facts existing in a week
  1. Exclusions and priorities: Exclusions from Child Benefit and priority between persons entitled to Child Benefit: Contents
  2. Exclusions and priorities: Qualifying young person in a relevant relationship

CBTM08020 | Exclusions and priorities: Qualifying young person in a relevant relationship

From HM Revenue & Customs · Child Benefit Technical Manual

SSC&B Act and SSC&B (NI) Act 1992, Schedule. 9, paragraph 3

Child Benefit (General) Regulations 2006, regulation 13

The claimant can only be entitled to Child Benefit for a qualifying young person in a relevant relationship (married or civil partners) if

  • they are responsible for the qualifying young person and

  • the claimant is not the spouse or civil partner of the qualifying young person and

  • the qualifying young person does not reside with their spouse or civil partner, or if they do, the spouse or civil partner is receiving relevant education or training.

Example

Mike is claiming Child Benefit for his daughter Joanna who lives with him and is at college full time. Joanna’s husband Sam moves in, and he is also at college full time. Mike can continue to get Child Benefit for Joanna as both her and her husband meet the qualifying young person’s conditions. Mike may also claim Child Benefit for Sam if he is responsible for him.

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