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Reporting self-employed earnings
deduct a fixed amount for each mile you travel for business - this is called a ‘flat rate deduction’. If the vehicle isn't a car - for example, if it’s a van or motorcycle - you can choose to deduct
Start the work capability form for Universal Credit
to work might make your health worse - for example if travelling to jobs or training would make your mental health condition worse if working or getting ready to work might mean there’s a risk
Getting paid less than minimum wage or living wage
advice) if: you’re not paid for time travelling on business, eg between appointments you haven’t been paid for time spent on a training course you’re not paid for time ‘on call’ your employer takes
Getting a permanent right to live in the UK if you have a family visa
benefits use the NHS go to school leave the UK and return as many times as you want You’ll usually only lose your indefinite leave if you’re outside the common travel area for more than 2 years in a row
Going to your Universal Credit interview
work full-time, like if you've got health problems or caring responsibilities where you could work - explain anything that limits where you can travel, for example if you don't have a car You can get
How to claim Pension Credit
Loan which can help with things like travel costs or funeral payments. Find out more about Budgeting Loans on GOV.UK. Free TV licence You might be able to get a free TV licence if the person who pays
Challenging a Child Benefit decision - mandatory reconsideration
evidence from your child's school or doctors that shows your address as the child's address travel tickets that show you weren't away from the country for too long a letter from your child's school
Disability discrimination and benefits
you're not disadvantaged. For example, you might find the following things difficult: travelling to or attending face-to-face assessments - for example, if you have agoraphobia or experience panic
Appealing against a Universal Credit decision at a tribunal
- it’s a chance for you to make your case and answer any questions the judge has. You can claim back expenses to cover the cost of travelling to the hearing, or to cover pay you might miss out on. You
Appealing a Child Benefit decision at tribunal
. The hearing won't be as formal as other court hearings and should only take about 40 minutes. You can bring some notes on what you'd like to say. You can get help with the cost of travelling to the hearing