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Keyword: Child support assessment

2 Child support assessments
2.2.1 Basics of care
2.2.2 Care determinations & changes in care
2.4.1 The formulas
2.4.2 Formula tables & values
2.4.10 Formulas 5 & 6 - assessments using the income of only one parent
2.4.11 Fixed annual rate
2.4.12 Minimum annual rate
2.4.13 Historical formula tables & values
2.10.1 Suspension of liability to pay child support when parents reconcile
2.10.2 Electing to end an assessment
2.10.3 Terminating events
2.4.3 The steps involved in making a child support assessment
2.4.4 Child support income
2.4.5 Care, cost & child support percentages
2.4.6 The costs of the child
2.4.7 The basic formula - a single case assessment (Formula 1)
2.4.8 Assessment - single case with a non-parent carer (Formula 2)
2.4.9 Assessments when a parent has multiple child support cases (Formulas 3 & 4)
2.5.2 Exclusion of additional income earned post-separation
2.5.5 Application to have an assessment continue past a child's 18th birthday
2.7.4 Effect of a child support agreement once accepted by the Registrar (other than lump sum payment provisions)
2.9.1 How an assessment is made
2.9.2 Assessment notices
2.9.5 Amending assessments

Child Support Guide

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Keyword: Child support assessment