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Vincent.vy
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 Posted - 07 December 2010 : 13:59:32
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| I currently receive benefits as I am registered disabled. Can you tell me what the discount is on the court fee would be? |
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Richard P
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 07 December 2010 : 16:02:07
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Hi Vincent
The discount will be £150, however speak to the local court, they ahve a form to fill in, some courts will accept on the day others want it in advance
regards Richard |
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gettingoutofdebt
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Blackie
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 08 December 2010 : 08:13:33
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Hi Vincent.VY
If you are in receipt of Income Support, Income based Job Seekers Allowance, State Pension Guarantee Credit, Working Tax Credit but NOT child tax credit and Income based employment and support allowance and can provide proof of receipt, you can complete form ex160a - as mentioned by gettingoutofdebt - and you will only have to pay the £450 for your bankruptcy. The court fee will be waived. However if you receive any other benefit or allowance or need to claim a refund based on your annual income, you will have to pay the full £600 when you make yourself bankrupt and you have 6 months to claim a refund on form EX160a. Be warned, though, that it is not easy to claim a refund as the Insolvency Service will make any excuse for not giving a refund. You have to prove, almost beyond doubt, that you are receiving benfits at the time of your bankruptcy.
Good luck and please come back to the forum if you have any further questions.
John Blackadder
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