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FORM E Child Disability payments

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06 Nov 13 #412660 by driven40
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Can anyone let me know what I should do about listing the Disability Living Allowance that I receive for my child? do I put it as benefits I receive as I understand that this is money for my child and not me its just that he is not old enough to receive it??? or should I just comment about it but not add it in? I am unsure as I know when I applied for working tax credit etc they didn''t want to know about it as it is money for son and not me???:S

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06 Nov 13 #412662 by CakesandFlowers
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Personally I would add it in. It is a non means tested benefit awarded for non monetary reasons which is why it wouldn''t have been included in your means tested benefits.

If you think about it, CTC CB etc aren''t for you either they are for the children. :)

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06 Nov 13 #412663 by driven40
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Thanks didn''t want to miss it out and then have the s2bx shouting at me he already thinks i spend it on incorrect items and they should go to him

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06 Nov 13 #412714 by Torpid
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In my form E I put a note in Section 3.1.2 that "costs for my daughter''s additional needs, contact lenses and mobile ''phone have been included in 3.1.1 above and are partially covered by her DLA".

As DLA is to cover the extra help that the person receiving it needs because of their disability I don''t think it should be included in your income. It is not for day-to-day expenses and someone receiving DLA will have extra costs. For an stbx to question this would seem callous to say the least.

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06 Nov 13 #412716 by driven40
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You haven''t met my stbx

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06 Nov 13 #412727 by CakesandFlowers
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Don''t know if it would be relevant.... But what about submitting your sons letter of entitlement with the form? Mine lists all of my disability and needs. It may help and there can be no arguement then as it is black and white?

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06 Nov 13 #412742 by driven40
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Thanks yes I will put that in as well I would have forgotten that

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