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Tax Credits Manual

TCM0320000 · Extra information: glossary

  • TCM0320040 · A
  • TCM0320060 · B
  • TCM0320080 · C
  • TCM0320100 · D
  • TCM0320120 · E
  • TCM0320140 · F
  • TCM0320160 · G
  • TCM0320180 · H
  • TCM0320200 · I
  • TCM0320220 · J
  • TCM0320240 · K
  • TCM0320260 · L
  • TCM0320280 · M
  • TCM0320300 · N
  • TCM0320320 · O
  • TCM0320340 · P
  • TCM0320360 · Q
  • TCM0320380 · R
  • TCM0320400 · S
  • TCM0320420 · T
  • TCM0320440 · U
  • TCM0320460 · V
  • TCM0320480 · W
  • TCM0320500 · X
  • TCM0320520 · Y
  • TCM0320540 · Z
  1. Extra information: glossary: contents
  2. Extra information: glossary: H

TCM0320180 | Extra information: glossary: H

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Manual

Household

The word household isn’t defined in Regulations. For the purpose of tax credits, it should be given its normal everyday meaning. This may include

  • a couple and any children or qualifying young persons who normally live with them

  • a single person and any children or qualifying young persons who normally live with them

  • a single person aged over 16 with a qualifying disability

  • a single person aged over 25

  • a couple, both aged over 25

  • members of a polygamous marriage or polyandrous marriage and any children or qualifying young persons who normally live with them.

Note: This list isn’t exhaustive.

Note: Couples who are temporarily separated can also be classed as members of the same household.

Note: With effect from 5 December 2005, ‘couple’ also refers to same-sex couples.

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