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How to get help to understand and make a Universal Credit claim, and get help managing your claim.
Check if you're affected by the Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM). See what actions you must take each scheme year.
Read the Council Directive 2003/48/EC of 3 June 2003 on taxation of savings income in the form of interest payments.
How to tax a beneficial loan arrangement for a director or employee.
If you don’t have enough to live on while you wait for your first payment you may be able to get an advance of your first Universal Credit payment.
Find out about cover policy and indicators for countries and territories that are covered by UK Export Finance.
If you’re in a couple where one of you is State Pension age, and you get a Migration Notice, you both need to move to Universal Credit as your benefits have ended or will end soon.
Use form CA9176 to apply for Class 3 National Insurance credits from 6 April 2011, if you've provided care for a child aged under 12.
Carer's Credit helps carers fill gaps in your National Insurance record to help you qualify for the State Pensions and other benefits - what you'll get, eligibility and how to claim
How Universal Credit works if you’re State Pension age and you got a Migration Notice letter.
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