UK Statutory Instrument SI 2002/2005 United Kingdom

The Working Tax Credit (Entitlement and Maximum Rate) Regulations 2002

Status
In Force

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28 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement and effect
s.004 Entitlement to basic element of Working Tax Credit: qualifying remunerative work
s.005 Time off in connection with childbirth , parental bereavement or adoption
s.005 Time off in connection with childbirth and placement for adoption: further provisions
s.006 Periods of illness , incapacity for work or limited capability for work
s.007 Term time and other seasonal workers
s.007 Strike periods
s.007 Persons suspended from work
s.007 Pay in lieu of notice
s.007 Ceasing to undertake work or working for less than 16, 24 or 30 hours per week
s.007 Alteration in hours worked due to coronavirus
s.008 Gaps between jobs
s.009 Disability element and workers who are to be treated as at a disadvantage in getting a job
s.009 Initial claims
s.009 Training for work etc.
s.010 30 hour element
s.011 Second adult element
s.012 Lone parent element
s.013 Entitlement to child care element of working tax credit
s.014 (1) Subject to paragraph (1A), for the purposes of section...
s.015 Calculation of relevant child care charges
s.016 Change of circumstances
s.017 Severe disability element
s.018 50 plus element
s.019 Entitlement after death of a child or qualifying young person for whom the claimant is responsible
s.020 Maximum rates of elements of working tax credit
s.part001 Interpretation
s.part001 Other elements of working tax credit
Schedules

Schedules

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s.sch001 He cannot do the simplest addition and subtraction.
s.sch001 Due to mental disability he strikes people or damages property...
s.sch001 Using any crutches, walking frame, walking stick, prosthesis or similar...
s.sch001 He cannot normally sustain an 8 hour working day or...
s.sch001 As a result of an illness or accident he is...
s.sch001 He can use neither of his hands behind his back...
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s.sch001 Due to lack of manual dexterity he cannot, with one...
s.sch001 He is not able to use his hands or arms...
s.sch001 He can turn neither of his hands sideways through 180...
s.sch001 He is certified as severely sight impaired or blind by...

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