Subject:
"annual payment on interest of investment left to client in will ..."
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Sayo
Welfare Benefits Case-Worker, Maidstone Citizens Advice, Kent Member since 02nd Nov 2004
annual payment on interest of investment left to client in will ... Thu 18-May-06 11:48 AM
... client does not have any control over capital which the interest is drawn from (hope this makes sense) so would this annual amount paid to client be treated as income or capital, me and our housing adviser beg to differ on this one so any thoughts greatly accepted and appreciated ...
welfare rights adviser, sefton metropolitan borough council, liverpool. Member since 22nd Jan 2004
RE: annual payment on interest of investment left to client in will ... Thu 18-May-06 12:09 PM
Subject to exceptions, the general rule is that income from capital is treated as capital. See Reg 34 of the HB Regs for the exceptions. The IS, JSA and CTB Regs have corresponding provisions.
welfare rights officer, Redcar & Cleveland Welfare Rights Member since 22nd Jan 2004
RE: annual payment on interest of investment left to client in will ... Thu 18-May-06 12:46 PM
Has to be Income, especially if client has no control or claim over capital amount. If its not something that can be realised then its not capital or arguable capital value nil.