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Changes to the way benefits can be reduced or stopped as a penalty for a benefit fraud offence following the Welfare Reform Act 2012.
How benefits, charges and payments of pension to Chapter 1 members are affected by the public service pensions remedy (also known as McCloud).
What happens if you’re suspected of benefit fraud - benefits that can and cannot be stopped if you commit fraud
How you can lose your protected allowances on pension savings, how to avoid this and how to tell HMRC if you lose protection.
This series brings together information for local authority staff relating to fraud and error and the Loss of Benefit penalty regime.
Information relating to the fraud and error Loss of Benefit regime.
Tax and reporting rules for employers providing payments to cover loss of earnings
New Loss of Benefit changes for claimant fraud - offences occurring wholly on or after 1 April 2013
Claim for loss of earnings if your employer is not paying you during jury service. Benefits claimants can claim for loss of benefits if doing jury service for more than 8 weeks.
How benefits, charges and payments for pensions of Chapter 3 (local government) members are affected by the public service pensions remedy (also known as McCloud).
Loss of Benefit: High level process map.
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