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Universal Credit Monthly Reporting: Challenges for Self-Employed

Assuming that a disabled person is capable of performing certain tasks or stepping outside their comfort zone without considering their individual limitations can lead to significant legal breaches. Such assumptions may violate the Equality Act 2010, particularly the duty to make reasonable adjustments, as forcing someone to undertake activities beyond their capacity disregards their health and well-being.

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Understanding Income for State Benefits and UC Migration

For self-employed individuals, Universal Credit and other benefits usually consider profit (after expenses) as income. However, classifying profit as income can have a negative impact on a business.

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Housing Benefits and Self-Employment Income Calculations

There is often confusion around whether income for housing benefits should be based on drawings rather than profit. It’s a common misconception that profit, representing the overall financial gain of the business, should be treated as the business’s turnover, not the income of the person running it.

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Reforming Carer’s Allowance

Although carers are not currently mandated to submit self-assessments, maintaining an accurate record of earnings and expenses is a critical practice. An Excel spreadsheet can serve as an invaluable tool, helping carers manage their finances, avoid overpayments, and provide transparency in their dealings with the DWP. By adopting this proactive approach, carers can ensure they receive the support they are entitled to without the stress of potential financial penalties.