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Tax Credits Technical Manual

TCTM04800 · Notional income

  • TCTM04801 · Introduction
  • TCTM04802 · Claimants treated has having income under the Income Tax Acts
  • TCTM04803 · Claimants depriving themselves of income in order to secure entitlement
  • TCTM04804 · Claimants have income available to them on application
  • TCTM04805 · Notional Income
  1. Notional income: Contents
  2. Notional Income

TCTM04805 | Notional Income

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Technical Manual

Claimants provide services to others for less than full earnings

Notional earnings

The Tax Credits (Definition and Calculation of Income ) Regulations 2002, Reg.17

If a claimant provides a service for another person and:

  • the other person makes no payment of earnings or pays less than for a comparable employment, trade or business in the area; and

  • the Commissioner’s for Revenue & Customs are satisfied that the other person has the means to pay for, or to pay more for the service, then

  • The claimant is treated as having an amount of employment or trading income that is reasonable for that employment, trade or business.

Note: This does not apply to claimants who are volunteers, or are engaged to provide aservice to a charitable or voluntary organisation and HM Revenue & Customs is satisfied that itis reasonable for the claimant to provide the service free of charge.

It also does not apply where the service is provided by a claimant who is participating in an employment or training programme.

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