about other people » |What is meant by "other |This means
someone aged over 18 who lives in your home who is not one of
your dependents (in other words not one of your school age
children or your partner). |Often this is a grown-up child,
other relative or a friend. |To be counted they must actually
live in your home, so someone visiting for a while would not
count - so long as they had their own address somewhere |If you
rent lodgings or you are a boarder, do not count the landlord or
their |If you have a lodger or a boarder in your household,
don't count them either. The income you get from them is counted
separately. |Do not count Joint Tenants. A joint tenant is
someone who has their own tenancy for part of the house or flat
you live in. This can often be someone renting another part of
the house - or someone who is a flat sharer. They only count as
a joint tenant if they have their own separate tenancy
agreement. |What is "Gross" |This means their income before any
deductions for Tax, National Insurance