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Keyword: Child support assessment

1.1.C.70 Child support assessment
1.1.L.30 Liable parent
1.1.L.50 Lump sum order
1.1.P.50 Payment period
1.1.P.130 Provisional income
2 Child support assessments
2.2.1 The steps involved in making a child support assessment
2.2.3 Formula 2 - single case with a non-parent carer
2.2.4 Formula 3 - multiple child support cases
2.2.5 Formula 4 - multiple child support cases with a non-parent carer
2.2.6 Formula 5 - assessments using the income of only one parent
2.2.7 Formula 6 - assessments using the income of only one parent
2.3.1 The COTC Table
2.3.1.10 About the COTC Table
2.3.1.20 Current COTC Tables
2.3.1.30 Historical COTC Tables
2.3.2 Current formula values
2.3.4 Minimum annual rate
2.3.5 Fixed annual rate
2.4.1 When do child support periods start?
2.5.1 How an assessment is made
2.5.2 Assessment notices
2.5.3 Extending child support assessments past a child's 18th birthday
2.5.4 Amending assessments
2.5.5 Implementing court orders that vary assessments
2.6.1 Suspension of liability to pay child support when parents reconcile
2.6.2 Electing to end an assessment
2.6.3 Terminating events
3.5.1 Post-separation income - additional income & time limits
3.5.2 Post-separation income special circumstances
3.5.3 Post-separation income revoking election & review rights
6.3.2 Notional assessments

Child Support Guide

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Keyword: Child support assessment