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Self-employed losses carried forward in Universal Credit
Having worked through the draft regs in skeleton, all I can say is that anybody carrying on with manual calculations should buy a large pack of bloody big envelopes.
A4 or not A4, that is the question…
I read through them too, and was impressed by how much they simplified the current system
So let me get this straight - under UC you will be encouraged to find work and it will be much simpler to understand by how much you’ll be better off
- but, earn too little or do too few hours and you’ll be penalised (by extra conditionality)
alternatively, earn too much and you’ll be penalised
I think I can see a theme developing.
Let’s hope you’re going to be worth the minimum wage ....
That is a mighty complicated way of saying that self-employed earnings should be assessed annually. Because that’s what it amounts to isn’t it?
No it’s still monthly, look at example 4 graph 3.
I meant arithmetically ... it has to be assembled one month at a time, but the monthly carry over means you end up with the same result as an annual assessment. 12 times the labour for the same outcome as you get now!