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Council Tax Benefit / Housing Benefit – What if my circumstances change regarding my non-dependant deductions?

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Council Tax Benefit / Housing Benefit – What if my circumstances change regarding my non-dependant deductions?

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You must tell us about any change in your circumstances within one calendar month of the date of the change (for example, a non-dependant moving in or out of the house, or their income changing). If you do not do this you may lose out on any increased benefit entitlement. If you are in receipt of Pension Credit: The amount of Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit you receive is based on the information you give us when you fill in your application form and income details given to us by the Pension Service. If your circumstances change, your Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit may change too. If your circumstances change, you should report any changes as soon as possible to the Pension Service. However, changes relating to the following should be reported directly to us in writing: • Changes to your tenancy (for example, your rent charge). • If a non-dependant moves in or out of your home or the non-dependant’s income or capital changes. • If any absence from home is likely to be

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