Couple's AET, Full time employment and Self Employment
Hi Experts
Have just made a claim for UC.
If I am full time employed earning more than a couple's AET of £1437; would my partner be required to work by UC?
She is self-employed registered and has a company registered in her name with no profits made so far for the past 2 years.
To make use of achieved couple's joint AET; f I take over the company Directorship while also employed Full time; what would be the implications of this in terms of MIF and then UC asking my partner to look for work; if yes then how many hours she would need to work?
Appreciate your support and guidance.
Thanks
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Hi @e4e and welcome to the community 😊
As emilee said, your wife shouldn't be asked to work because as a couple you earn more than the AET. Here's some more info about it .
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Thank you both Emilee and Rachel.
My wife has been scheduled for an interview next week and her appointment says on the journal is to discuss her self employment plans; since she has not been earning anything on self employment and there are no prospects in near future- would it be wise to de-register her as self employed and tell the UC staff on the day that she is not self employed anymore.
Its worth mentioning that I work on an average 50+/- hours a week and she needs to look after primary school age kids.
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Hi Emilee- she has been named as the primary carer of kids.
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