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Official guidance
Tax Credits Manual

TCM0062000 · Claims: capture (A-C)

  • TCM0062020 · Capture application (Introduction)
  • TCM0062060 · Agent - authorisation
  • TCM0062100 · Bank account details missing
  • TCM0062120 · Capturing a new claim (Info)
  • TCM0062140 · Capturing a new claim (AG)
  • TCM0062160 · Child responsibility start date (Info)
  • TCM0062200 · Child or young person restarts full-time education
  • TCM0062240 · Children - 18 or more on claim
  • TCM0062280 · Claim forms with attachments - sifting at Netherton
  • TCM0062320 · Compliance allegation referrals
  • TCM0062340 · Cross-border claims (Info)
  • TCM0062360 · Crown servants (Info)
  1. Claims: capture (A-C): contents
  2. Claims: capture (A-C): child responsibility start date (Info)

TCM0062160 | Claims: capture (A-C): child responsibility start date (Info)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Manual

Note: Before making any changes, you must follow the guidance in TCM0042260.

You mustn’t add or change the Child Responsibility Start Date to the same date as the effective date of the claim or later, as this will result in a nil or reduced award.

The Child Responsibility Start Date must be the same date as the child’s date of birth unless there is a genuine reason why it can’t be - for example, where a child is adopted or has recently joined the family and wasn’t part of that family at the date of claim.

Where the child has been part of the family since birth, don’t amend the Child Responsibility Start Date to anything other than the child’s date of birth.

Compliance cases

If an examination or enquiry shows that the customer only became responsible for the child at a date later than the date of claim, you must enter the correct Child Responsibility Start Date for that child.

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