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Hi, my name is paulajune! Will UC count my husband's company income as personal income?

paulajune

I’m new on here and need advice on migrating to UC from tax credits finding it it really stressful, myself and my husband are both carers to our teens with additional needs and work part time.
can anyone help please
Is it correct that UC will count my husbands limited company income as his personal income although it’s not, we both are paid a wage from the company. If this is true we will not be entitled to UC and will loose £170 per week from what we received in tax credits and working tax credits.

Can anyone help or advise please

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poppy123456

You will be treated as self employed which you will need to report when you claim UC. The wages that you pay yourself will be treated as earnings each month.

The assets in the company will be disregarded and will not count towards your UC entitlement.

As self employed you will need to attend a gateway appointment at your local job centre. If found to be gainfully self employed you will need to report your earnings and expenses on the last day of each assessment period.

paulajune

Thank you Poppy
what about regular income into the company there’s numerous rents monthly from property owned by the company per month and then also income from any work done by the company. It’s all so confusing

poppy123456

I don’t know if you see my comment after I edited it. As self employed you will need to report earnings and expenses on the last day of each assessment period. There’s some information here that may help. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/universal-credit-and-self-employment-quick-guide

paulajune

Thank you I’ll take a look x
thank again

Rosie_Scope

Hello @paulajune, looks like you're already well on your way to getting some answers, but I just wanted to say hello and welcome you to the community.

I'll pop your post over to our Universal Credit section in case you need some more support

paulajune

Thank you Rosie yes please it’s so confusing and stressful more advice or help would be very appreciated thank you