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Why is Child Support So Unfair to Fathers?
Child support calculations are unfair to fathers because they do not properly account for the basic costs of raising a child in Australia.
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Child Support Agency Contact
The Child Support Agency (CSA) in Australia is just part of Services Australia. You can contact CSA by phone, online or by visiting a centre.
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Is Child Support Taxable Income?
The answer is no. Child support isn't taxable income. How much child support you receive appears to have no significant tax consequences.
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Discipline vs Punishment, with Examples
Discipline and punishment are vital parenting tools. Discipline actively teaches your child to make better choices using varied methods.
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What Age Does Child Support Stop?
Child support in Australia normally stops when a child turns 18. But it may be extended until the end of the school year to complete Year 12.
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How Far Can Child Support Be Backdated?
Child support in Australia can be backdated depending on the situation. But payments can only start from the time an application is made.
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How Much Child Support Will I Pay on $100k?
If you make $100k annually, child support typically ranges from $11,584 to $22,603 per year. Most payers are towards the bottom of the range.
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What Does Child Support Cover in Australia?
Child support is a cash transfer between parents, with no obligation on how money is spent. The receiving parent can use it as they choose.