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My Daughter left school at 16 and has not registered for any education due to ongoing anxiety. I advised CMS who stopped my payments then after one call from the Mother have said I am liable again and tried to use a previous years higher income as well. I have asked for an explanation but they are reluctant so thinking of making a complaint. Google research indicates I am no longer liable. Additionally in 23 tax year I cashed in a pension and was taxed at the basic rate, they included this in their calculations for payments even though this double my income, i appealed and was rejected, again Google research shows they should not have included it, anyone has these scenario's, any advice would be great as this is al current. Thanks
The only correspondence I've ever received 11 years ago, was that someone I've never heard of was making a claim for a 9 Yr old child (age at that time). I thought it was a spoof.
Deductions from my salary ever since. 750 per month.
I've not received anything since and I have no idea who to speak to or do anything. I destroyed the initial correspondence and have just got use to it.
I wrote to the CSA at the time and was ignored.
@mortgageman its possible then that child benefit is being claimed fraudulently. can you contact CMS and ask them to check status of child benefit. they can check this.
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