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TCTM02020 · Entitlement: Residence rules - Present and ordinarily resident

  • TCTM02021 · The general rules: present, ordinarily resident and 'right to reside'
  • TCTM02022 · Present in the United Kingdom
  • TCTM02023 · Ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom
  • TCTM02024 · Right to reside in the United Kingdom
  • TCTM02025 · Special cases
  • TCTM02026 · Meaning of “ordinarily resident” for tax credits
  • TCTM02027 · Making decisions about whether a person is ordinarily resident
  • TCTM02028 · Ordinary residence: what to consider
  • TCTM02029 · Ordinary residence: coming to live in the United Kingdom
  • TCTM02030 · Ordinary residence: leaving the United Kingdom
  • TCTM02031 · Ordinary residence: people deported to the UK
  1. Entitlement: Residence rules - Present and ordinarily resident: contents
  2. Entitlement: Residence rules - Present and ordinarily resident: The general rules: present, ordinarily resident and 'right to reside'

TCTM02021 | Entitlement: Residence rules - Present and ordinarily resident: The general rules: present, ordinarily resident and 'right to reside'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Technical Manual

Tax Credits Act 2002, section 3(3) and Tax Credits (Residence) Regulations 2003, Reg. 3(1) and Reg. 3(5)

The general rule is that to be treated as being in the United Kingdom for the purposes of CTC and WTC, a person must be both present and ordinarily resident here throughout the period of the award. For new claims on or after 1 May 2004 for the purposes of CTC, to be treated as being in the United Kingdom a person must also have a ‘right to reside’ in the United Kingdom.

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