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I'm currently embroiled in an argument over my claim to Universal Credit with regard to Army Reserve employment. The system refused my initial claim to UC as my estimated gross pay from the Army Reserve was calculated by me as about £400 gross. The system refuses to accept that it's over the net figure of £338. The issue I have is that the system does not allow for different income tax rates on income from part time work. Since I was working full time my Army reserve employment is taxed at the basic rate so a gross figure of £400 is a net figure of £320. My actual income that month from the Army Reserve ended up being £360. UC refuse to budge on this so I've been trawling the web looking at the actual rules and I can't find anything to justify this £338 figure. The best I can find is this site http://revenuebenefits.org.uk/universal-credit/guidance/entitlement-to-uc/who-can-claim/#Financial conditions which has a link to https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/246147/Chapter_E1_-_Introduction_and_entitlement.pdf Checking that shows nothing with regard to this £338 figure and searching comes up with nothing obvious Can anyone k
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why do I have to attend a medical for ESA, as I already have a job, which I will go back to. I am off with depression/anxiety, workplace stress. How can I prove it, I don't have the money to pay the doctor/consultant for documentation. And surely they will let me off wasting time, in the WRAG group. I will go to my MP if I have to.....
