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Old 26-11-2016, 12:49 PM #10
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Technically its up to the claimant to declare the disability on their original form, or to notify of a change of circumstances if the entitlement changes after they are already in receipt, however...

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Originally Posted by jaxie View Post
I think the problem is that some people don't understand what they are entitled to or the information is there but complicated.
As I've said in other threads, this is very much the case. It's all very well to say that claimants should " check that the payments are correct" but it's not made easy (in my opinion, deliberately) for a layperson to understand what they should and shouldn't be getting in tax credits - or how to claim it.

"Universal Credit" was supposed to simplify a lot of this process but so far it's been nothing but a farce and an absolutely horrendous waste of resources.

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