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Tax Credits Technical Manual

TCTM09370 · Decision Making, Joint or Single claims, Couples where only one partner is in the UK

  • TCTM09371 · Introduction
  • TCTM09372 · Temporary absences from the UK
  • TCTM09373 · Leaving the UK
  • TCTM09374 · Cross border and migrant workers
  • TCTM09375 · Cross border workers and how EU Law affects joint claims
  • TCTM09376 · Migrant workers, and how EU Law affects joint claims
  1. Decision Making, Joint or Single claims, Couples where only one partner is in the UK: contents
  2. Decision Making, Joint or Single claims, Couples where only one partner is in the UK: Introduction

TCTM09371 | Decision Making, Joint or Single claims, Couples where only one partner is in the UK: Introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Technical Manual

Where one member of a couple is in the United Kingdom (UK) and the other is not, whether they make a joint or single claim will depend on their circumstances and the tax credit being claimed. In some circumstances it could mean couples make a joint claim for CTC but a single claim for WTC, dependant on their family circumstances and whether domestic and European (EU) Law apply.

A general guide about residence rules and when couples where only one partner is in the UK should make a joint or single claim is covered in TCTM02010.

Short-term absences from the UK for one or both partners will not generally affect the way they should claim or their joint award.

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