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Child Maintenance Change Of Income Set 25%?
NoNoDrama
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This is a bit of a cliff edge for the payer isn't t? I believe it was 5% before the new system came in.
So a payer has to get a new job but has to take a pay reduction of say, 24%. He/she would still have to pay the rate they were when earning the higher wage? This would leave a lot of payers in the brown stuff.
Even if you flip it to the receiver, the payer receives a 24% pay increase but they will get no extra for the child.
Is this to cut bureaucracy or something? The brain-child of IDS?
So a payer has to get a new job but has to take a pay reduction of say, 24%. He/she would still have to pay the rate they were when earning the higher wage? This would leave a lot of payers in the brown stuff.
Even if you flip it to the receiver, the payer receives a 24% pay increase but they will get no extra for the child.
Is this to cut bureaucracy or something? The brain-child of IDS?
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