(d) What happened to cause the screen print entry on 5 04 2006?
(e) Was H awarded working tax credit for 2006-07 or child tax credit only? If he was awarded WTC, when was it awarded and what decisions were taken to stop that award?
(f) What actions were taken by the Tax Credits Office and H with regard to the final notice/entitlement for the 2005-06 tax credits year?
(g) Did H, as contended for him, ask not to be paid the WTC after he gave notice that he was no longer working?
I have given specific directions to both parties to produce all evidence available on these issues. If either party has any problem gathering the evidence within the required time then that party must apply to the district judge below to vary the directions. I give both parties notice that if without such application a party fails to provide the information required then the tribunal may proceed to decide the appeal making any adverse inference it considers appropriate from the absence of that evidence.
Finally, I must make it clear that Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, the government department responsible for the Tax Credits Office, is not a party to this appeal. Any issue that H wishes to raise about that office and its decisions must be raised with them or with the Adjudicator that deals with complaints about administration of tax credits.
David Williams
Upper Tribunal Judge
08 2010
[Signed on the original on the date stated]