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TCTM02430 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - qualifying remunerative work: circumstances in which a person is not regarded as in qualifying remunerative work

  • TCTM02431 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Students
  • TCTM02432 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Charity or voluntary work
  • TCTM02433 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Carers
  • TCTM02434 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Trainees
  • TCTM02435 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Intensive Activity periods
  • TCTM02436 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Sports awards
  • TCTM02437 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Employment Zone programme
  • TCTM02438 · Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Custodial sentences/Remanded in custody
  1. Entitlement: WTC entitlement - qualifying remunerative work: circumstances in which a person is not regarded as in qualifying remunerative work: contents
  2. Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Carers

TCTM02433 | Entitlement: WTC entitlement - Qualifying remunerative work: Carers

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Technical Manual

The Working Tax Credit (Entitlement and Maximum Rate) Regulations 2002, Reg. 4(2)(b)

If a person is employed by

  • a health authority

  • a local authority

  • a charitable or voluntary organisation

and the only income they receive from that employment is covered by the Rent a Room scheme, they should not be treated as being in qualifying remunerative work.

Note: It is largely respite carers who look after people for a short time to give other carers a break, who are likely to be within the Rent a Room scheme.

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