Child Benefit
Jan 13th 2004, 7:11 pm
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Child Benefit
Could anyone help moving to brisbane end of this year, Is there child benefit out in oz or somethink like that.
Thank you
Ann Marie
Thank you
Ann Marie
Jan 13th 2004, 7:26 pm
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Re: Child Benefit
Originally posted by Chunky
Could anyone help moving to brisbane end of this year, Is there child benefit out in oz or somethink like that.
Thank you
Ann Marie
Could anyone help moving to brisbane end of this year, Is there child benefit out in oz or somethink like that.
Thank you
Ann Marie
http://www.familyassist.gov.au/Inter.../Payments.html
sue
Jan 13th 2004, 7:29 pm
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Re: Child Benefit
Hi
Yes Australia does have a form of child benifit payed as a tax reduction, I guess the amount must depend on your earnings and number of childern.
Hope this goes some way to answering you question
chris
Yes Australia does have a form of child benifit payed as a tax reduction, I guess the amount must depend on your earnings and number of childern.
Hope this goes some way to answering you question
chris
Jan 18th 2004, 2:50 am
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dont know about the whole of aus but i do know that in queensland you get $3,000 a year per child.i have three kids and was getting $9,000 a year.alot more than the uk eh?
Jan 18th 2004, 4:07 am
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Re: Child Benefit
As a guide, a family with one child, under 13, and only one income of about $45k will get $60 per week benefit direct into your bank account, paid fortnightly. If that income goes above $103,332 then no benefit is payable.
The benefit can be paid annually at the end of the year, through a tax rebate if you prefer.
It's the same rate thoughout the country.
Jan 19th 2004, 1:37 pm
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Re: Child Benefit
Originally posted by ABCDiamond
The link from tiredwithtwins, has most of the answers, and the rates you get are determined by income, and the number, and ages, of children.
As a guide, a family with one child, under 13, and only one income of about $45k will get $60 per week benefit direct into your bank account, paid fortnightly. If that income goes above $103,332 then no benefit is payable.
The benefit can be paid annually at the end of the year, through a tax rebate if you prefer.
It's the same rate thoughout the country.
The link from tiredwithtwins, has most of the answers, and the rates you get are determined by income, and the number, and ages, of children.
As a guide, a family with one child, under 13, and only one income of about $45k will get $60 per week benefit direct into your bank account, paid fortnightly. If that income goes above $103,332 then no benefit is payable.
The benefit can be paid annually at the end of the year, through a tax rebate if you prefer.
It's the same rate thoughout the country.
Is the child beneift witheld for the first 2 years like all other state benefits for permanent residents?
Mummy
Jan 19th 2004, 1:40 pm
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Re: Child Benefit
Originally posted by Mummy
Is the child beneift witheld for the first 2 years like all other state benefits for permanent residents?
Mummy
Is the child beneift witheld for the first 2 years like all other state benefits for permanent residents?
Mummy
I was advised that it is payable on arrival, providing a PR visa is in issue
