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£93.08 per week from 06/04/2015 How You Will Be Paid
Your benefit will be paid by directly crediting your rent account.
Council Tax Support Notification
I have worked out your council tax support from 01/04/2015 to take account of new council
tax and benefit levels from April. I have decided that your benefit is now as follows:
£12.53 per week from 01/04/2015
How You Will Be Paid
£655.22 council tax support has been paid to your council tax account. The total amount of
council tax support for 2015/16 is £655.22.
You will receive a council tax bill dated 13th March 2015 that will tell you how much
council tax you will now have to pay. On the back of the bill is a summary of how we have
calculated your council tax.
Right of Appeal for Housing Benefit
If you do not agree with the Housing Benefit decision, you must challenge it within one
month of the date of this letter.
You can:
1. Write and ask us to reconsider
2. Write to us and ask for our decision to be looked at by the Independent Tribunal run
by the Tribunal Service.
Your letter must be written in English, be received within one month of the date of this letter,
be signed by you and give your name, address, grounds for reconsideration and any evidence.
If you disagree with a Local Council Tax Support Scheme decision
If you do not agree with the Council Tax Support Scheme decision, you do not have a formal
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right to appeal. However, you can still:
Write and ask us to reconsider
If you are still unhappy you can write to us to make a formal complaint
Your letter must be written in English, be received within one month of the date of this letter,
be signed by you and give your name, address, grounds for reconsideration and any evidence.
Changes in your circumstances
If your circumstances change, you must tell us about them immediately. For example:
3. You start working or you earn more or less money
4. Your benefits/tax credits change or are stopped
5. You move home
6. Your rent changes
7. You go to stay with friends, family or go into hospital for more than 2 weeks
8. You become a student or stop being a student
9. Anyone comes to live with you, or someone moves out
10. Your savings change
11. Your child leaves school or other education
12. You have a baby
13. Someone dies
14. Any other change which may affect your entitlement to benefit
15. Someone else in your home has any of these changes
If you don't tell us about a change, we may fine you or take legal action and you will have to
pay back any money that you were not entitled to.
You can report a change in circumstance on our website atwww.enfield.gov.uk/benefits
online