**** me how many civil servants do you think it would take to means test all benefits PS just imagine the furore when you means test RP
Well yeah kind of, you pay for it out of the mobility element of your PIP award, so like I said, you are essentially getting a car and less money, where as you could choose to give up the car and get more money.
When you claim Universal credit, they check to see what you earn. I know thats HMRC and not DWP, but if the right hand knew what the left hand was doing, it wouldnt be hard or expensive for them to look into it. Even still, all it would require is for you to provide proof of income at your Initial PIP assessment, like payslips.
This is what I mean, surely you have to declare your income when claiming benefits ? It can't be that hard to work out.
I don't claim any benefits and have to declare my income during my tax returns. Not sure what your point is ?
how shall i put this my experience of self employed claimants and their declared income led me to have a jaundiced view of the honesty of their financial statements
I discussed some of this when I was doing my tax returns in Jan. If anything, I've been under declaring my expenses and probs should be paying less tax. I've sorted myself out with an online accounting app thing now, so next year you and Bod better start thinking about swapping your Audi's for a three wheeler
My uncle rolled one of those on a bridge down in Sussex. Thankfully they were never fast enough to ever cause any serious damage. I'm not sure what sort of engineering benefits anybody ever thought would be an improvement by removing a front wheel lol
