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The Christmas Bonus is a one-off tax-free £10 payment to people who get certain benefits - what you'll get, eligibility, how to claim
The Christmas Bonus is a one-off tax-free £10 payment made before…
The Christmas Bonus is a one-off payment of £10. If you get more than one…
To get a Christmas Bonus you must be present or ‘ordinarily resident’ in…
You do not need to claim the Christmas Bonus - you should get it…
If you’re part of a married couple, in a civil partnership or living…
Tax and reporting rules for employers providing Christmas bonuses.
As an employer providing Christmas bonuses to your employees, you have…
You may have to report any Christmas bonuses to HM Revenue and Customs…
The amount you need to report depends on the type of bonus you provide.…
The following guides contain more detailed information: Christmas presents…
What to do if you're visiting the UK for a holiday or to see family or friends: check if you’re eligible, if you need a visa, and what to do before you visit.
Side hustlers selling festive items need to tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) online if earnings exceed £1,000 a year.
Resources for individuals and organisations to download to support buying toys safely this Christmas.
PM Keir Starmer's Christmas message.
This collection contains immigration staff guidance on dealing with family applications.
The IFRP provides independent advice to the Home Office on how best to safeguard children’s welfare during a family’s enforced return. IFRP works with the Home Office .
Your rights and the support you can get if you have a disabled child, including childcare, car costs, house adaptations and education
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