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How to work out payments..
Orville
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Hi,
Is there a rough guide as to how much i would be entitled to if i went through the CSA?.
I am full-time carer for our son, although she does have 2 other children that live with her.
Is the amount done only on her income or the household income that would also include her partner..?
We have a private arrangement at the moment but her payments are starting to become more erratic so I am thinking of making it more formal.
As far as her earnings go i think she is on around 25k...
Is there a rough guide as to how much i would be entitled to if i went through the CSA?.
I am full-time carer for our son, although she does have 2 other children that live with her.
Is the amount done only on her income or the household income that would also include her partner..?
We have a private arrangement at the moment but her payments are starting to become more erratic so I am thinking of making it more formal.
As far as her earnings go i think she is on around 25k...
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This is a link for the calculator
http://www.cmoptions.org/en/calculator/
It would be done on her income alone minus any pensions she pays into, they dont include partners income anymore and she will get 14% allowance for the 2 children in her household0 -
No, it doesn't include partners income and AFAIK it also doesnt (now) include any working tax credits if the PWOC is the higher earner (Although i'm not 100% sure about that so please check this)0
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