Hundreds of thousands of people will get £300 boost from today – are you eligible?
Hundreds of thousands of people will get the £300 one-off cost of living payment from tomorrow.HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will make the payment to most people who are eligible via tax credits between November 10 and November 19, 2023.The DWP has already begun making the payments to those eligible via Universal Credit, Income-based JSA, Income-based ESA, Income Support and Pension Credit.A person will be eligible for the £300 cost of living payment via tax credits if they received a payment of tax credits for any day in the period of August 18 to September 17, 2023, or if they later get a payment for any day in that period.People who get tax credits from HMRC and a low-income benefit from DWP can’t get a cost of living payment from both HMRC and DWP.Instead, they will usually get the payment via the DWP only.Tax credit recipients won’t be eligible for the cost of living payment if their tax credit entitlement for the tax year is less than £26.The payment will be made automatically to eligible people, with the payment reference “HMRC COLS”.Angela MacDonald, HMRC’s Deputy Chief Executive and Second Permanent Secretary, said: “The £300 Cost of Living Payment will deliver further financial support to eligible tax credits customers across the UK. "Another payment will be made by spring 2024 to those entitled to receive it.“HMRC customers will receive the payment automatically, with no action required from them, to make this as simple as possible.”The £300 payment is the second instalment of the £900 cost of living payment which is being paid to those on low income benefits and tax credits this financial year.LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:DWP is introducing new way to claim PIP - full list of postcodes in trial schemeCouples may be able to get £1,000 lump sum from HMRCRetirees urged to check now for state pension top-up entitlementThose who get one of the following benefits on certain dates may qualify:Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)Income SupportPension CreditUniversal CreditChild Tax CreditWorking Tax Credit.People who only get New Style ESA, contributory ESA, or New Style JSA will not qualify.Eligible people with a joint claim on the qualifying date will get a single payment using the same payment method used for their benefits.The third instalment of £299 will be paid by spring 2024 for most eligible people.
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Hundreds of thousands of people will get the £300 one-off cost of living payment from tomorrow.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will make the payment to most people who are eligible via tax credits between November 10 and November 19, 2023.
The DWP has already begun making the payments to those eligible via Universal Credit, Income-based JSA, Income-based ESA, Income Support and Pension Credit.
A person will be eligible for the £300 cost of living payment via tax credits if they received a payment of tax credits for any day in the period of August 18 to September 17, 2023, or if they later get a payment for any day in that period.
People who get tax credits from HMRC and a low-income benefit from DWP can’t get a cost of living payment from both HMRC and DWP.
Instead, they will usually get the payment via the DWP only.
Tax credit recipients won’t be eligible for the cost of living payment if their tax credit entitlement for the tax year is less than £26.
The payment will be made automatically to eligible people, with the payment reference “HMRC COLS”.
Angela MacDonald, HMRC’s Deputy Chief Executive and Second Permanent Secretary, said: “The £300 Cost of Living Payment will deliver further financial support to eligible tax credits customers across the UK.
"Another payment will be made by spring 2024 to those entitled to receive it.
“HMRC customers will receive the payment automatically, with no action required from them, to make this as simple as possible.”
The £300 payment is the second instalment of the £900 cost of living payment which is being paid to those on low income benefits and tax credits this financial year.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:
- DWP is introducing new way to claim PIP - full list of postcodes in trial scheme
- Couples may be able to get £1,000 lump sum from HMRC
- Retirees urged to check now for state pension top-up entitlement
Those who get one of the following benefits on certain dates may qualify:
- Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
- Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Income Support
- Pension Credit
- Universal Credit
- Child Tax Credit
- Working Tax Credit.
People who only get New Style ESA, contributory ESA, or New Style JSA will not qualify.
Eligible people with a joint claim on the qualifying date will get a single payment using the same payment method used for their benefits.
The third instalment of £299 will be paid by spring 2024 for most eligible people.
