Student Loans Company Scotland
My student loan has been my tax refund?
my tax return for 07/08 was £ 1200. I also have a loan student of 2400. The £ 1200 was paid directly to the student loan company (Scotland) of the IRS. I also have a counter 20% of that fee. Can they take this money, even through IM unemployed and for the past one year due to the fault of my own knowledge (ie, bankers). In the 07/08 years i must win on the threshold of the 15,000 unemployed, but I am experiencing financial difficulties and so that this can be done? Ive also got my books in another 2 years and if be done again and took the rest and the counter has its share will remain with the change of approximately 4 tail. i dont think this is not fair as I am able to pay this amount at this time. thoughts please?
Not sure about the UK, but in the U.S., yes, completely legal. I was a loan collector for students of non-performing loans and the time that certain criteria are met, then the tax would be imposed and the source (s) of income for the government. Whenever we have obtained the funds, 10-20% fee will be deducted from the payments. This did not stop until the loan was presented in progress or paid. If in the UK are loans federally guaranteed student, you may consult the student government loan office to see if all consolidation programs are available.
