Factsheets and Guides in number order
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Guides
- F37 - being active: a guide for people with impairments or health conditions
- F40 - Into Higher Education - word and pdf versions
- F42 - Building for success in recruiting and supporting disabled people in the workplace
- F58 - your guide to the care act: what you need to know about social care in england - word and pdf versions
- F60 - personal independence payment - a guide to making a claim
- F62 - empowerment - A guide to influencing your local services
- F68 - into apprenticeships
- F78 - Doing Sport Differently
Factsheets
- F1 - human rights act
- F2 - being in control: getting personal assistants (PAs)
- F3 - non-residential charges: paying towards the cost of your care and support at home
- F4 - charging for residential accommodation
- F5 - funding higher education for disabled students 2019/20
- F6 - complaining about local authority decisions
- F7 - benefits in hospital
- F8 - benefit cap
- F9 - legacy benefits and universal credit
- F11 - adjustments for disabled students
- F12 - pension credit
- F13 - find out what you can claim
- F14 - prescription charges/health benefits
- F15 - getting advice
- F16 - preventing illegal working
- F17 - the motability scheme
- F18 - applying for disabled students’ allowances
- F19 - finding the law
- F20 - reporting disability hate crime
- F21 - stages of a parliamentary bill
- F22 - attendance allowance
- F23 - disability living allowance
- F24 - careers and work for disabled people
- F25 - funding from charitable trusts (for students)
- F26 - funding further education for disabled students
- F27 - access to work
- F28 - assessment process for carers under the care act
- F29 - blue badge scheme
- F30 - carer's allowance
- F31 - new style employment and support allowance
- F32 - pooling personal budgets
- F33 - independent living frequently asked questions
- F34 - student frequently asked questions
- F35 - permitted work
- F36 - appeals and mandatory reconsideration
- F38 - independent living
- F39 - advocacy: get your voice heard
- F41 - personal health budgets and NHS continuing health care
- F43 - help with council tax
- F44 - housing benefit
- F46 - new style jobseeker's allowance
- F47 - making a complaint (for students)
- F48 - assessment, eligibility and support planning
- F49 - housing grants
- F50 - how much do I pay my personal assistant?
- F51 - what counts as disability
- F52 - postgraduate education for disabled students
- F53 - help with heating
- F54 - telling people you’re disabled – clear and easy guide for students
- F55 - universal credit
- F56 - understanding the equality act: information for disabled students
- F57 - the bedroom tax
- F59 - brexit and human rights
- F61 - individual employers and workplace pension schemes for personal assistants
- F63 - employment contracts
- F64 - universal credit and disability
- F66 - the equality act and disabled people
- F67 - brokerage and the role of brokers in relation to social care
- F69 - independent living fund replacement schemes
- F70 - sanctions
- F71 - work capability assessment
- F72 - personal budgets: the right social care support
- F77 - self advocacy
LITRG have produced nine factsheets that will help you understand your tax and national insurance responsibilities if you are taking on a personal assistant. These are:
- Taking on a personal assistant
- Tax employment status
- Registering as an employer
- Choosing a filing method
- Real Time Information (RTI)
- Paper filer employers
- 'Pay' for tax and NIC purposes
- Making payments
- Getting more help
LITRG have also produced an introductory "Taking on a personal assistant", which gives an overview of the things you need to think about if you are taking on a personal assistant.
You can download these at http://disabilitytax.org.uk/about/resources
