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  2. Begin with Section 1, where you will enter personal details for both the student and yourself. Ensure all names, dates of birth, and relationships are accurately filled out.
  3. Move to Section 2 to provide your National Insurance number. This is essential for data sharing with HM Revenue & Customs.
  4. In Section 3, report your financial information for the tax year 2020-21. Answer each question with 'Yes' or 'No', and if applicable, provide the income amounts as requested.
  5. Proceed to Section 4 to disclose any other income sources. Follow similar instructions as in Section 3, ensuring no questions are left blank.
  6. Complete Section 5 by detailing any income deductions you have made during the same tax year.
  7. Finally, in Section 6, identify any dependants who are financially reliant on you. Fill in their details accurately.
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So, does Student Finance count as income? No, your Student Loans do not count as taxable income in the UK, so you dont have to pay tax on them. Unlike taxable income, non-taxable income doesnt count towards your Personal Allowance, so dont worry about any of these tipping you over the threshold.
Your student loan repayments will be taken into consideration when lenders calculate your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio to determine your borrowing risk. While your loan repayments may not seem too high, if you have a number of other monthly outgoings a mortgage may not be deemed affordable and you may be rejected.
In a nutshell, the answer is no, student loans are debt, and do not count as income. Fellowships and other forms of financial grants, however, may be counted as income, depending on how the funds are spent.

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Student Finance NI will always count your own income. This will include non-earned income, such as interest from savings, but not casual or part-time earnings during your course. They may also count income from your parents or partner, depending on whether you are classed as a dependent or independent student.
Assessing Maintenance Grant entitlement You may be entitled to get a non-repayable Maintenance Grant of up to 4,009 a year. If your household income: is 25,000 or less, you may be entitled to the full Maintenance Grant of 4,009.
Your household income is the total amount your family earns each year before tax and National Insurance. Household income is usually based on earnings for the previous tax years (2021/22 if youre applying to study in 2023/24).
Yes. The repayment is includible in the employees gross income and in wages for Federal employment tax purposes, notwithstanding the agencys repayment of the loan directly to the lender.
4.1 General information about income for all students Some of the grants, and part of the Maintenance Loan, depend on your household income. When applying for financial support that depends on your household income, youll need to give us some financial information.

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