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FA(Admin)Act Contents Title Page Part 1 - Preliminary Part 2 - Interpretation Part 3 - Payment of family assistance Part 4 - Overpayments and debt recovery Part 5 - Review of decisions Part 6 - Provisions relating to information Part 7 - Liability of certain employers and principals for offences Part 8 - Approval of child care services and registered carers Part 8A - Obligations of, and advances to, approved child care services Part 8B - Nominees Part 8C - Civil penalties Part 9 - Other matters NOTES Table of Amendments Table A Section Index Definition Index

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55A.                 Determination of rate under Subdivision F may be based on estimate

 

55A.(1)  If:

 

(a)
an individual's rate of child care benefit for care provided by an approved child care service is required to be calculated for the purpose of making a determination under Subdivision F; and
(b)
the information about an amount needed by the Secretary to calculate the CCB % (CCB % is needed to calculate rate) applicable to the individual is not available; and
(c)
the claimant gives the Secretary an estimate of the amount needed; and
(d)
the Secretary considers the estimate to be reasonable;

 

the Secretary may determine the rate of child care benefit on the basis of the estimate.

 

55A.(2)  If the claimant does not give the Secretary an estimate of the amount needed that the Secretary considers reasonable, the CCB % is to be calculated under Schedule 2 to the Family Assistance Act using the minimum taxable income % as the taxable income %.

 

History

S.55A inserted by Act No. 45 of 2000, by s.3, Schedule 2, Part 2(60);

 

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