Child support agency

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scooby replied

27 March 2008, 13:41
Originally posted by ratewhore View Post

No they don't. However, the claimant can apply for a variation.

HTH

the claimant shouldnt get to see your income, they should only know the payment that is due to them. if you have only just split with your mrs, then she will know, however in my case, where i split 7yrs ago and only been contracting 1yr she has no idea how much i earn.

I plan on agreeing a figure with her and removing the CSA altogther.
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ratewhore replied

27 March 2008, 12:24
No they don't. However, the claimant can apply for a variation.

HTH

Last edited by ratewhore; 27 March 2008, 12:29. Reason: more up to date info
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BrilloPad replied

27 March 2008, 09:04
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...7/nslip127.xml

Policeman faked wage slip to cut maintenance

Not a good move...
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BrilloPad replied

27 March 2008, 09:03
http://www.publications.parliament.u...8/50308s01.htm

" Since the new scheme came into force, 21 hon. Members have raised with my noble Friend Baroness Hollis the fact that the new scheme does not take into account income in the form of dividends. A number of constituency cases were cited in which the non-resident parents were company directors who took the bulk of their income in the form of dividends. That led to what seemed to be inappropriately low maintenance liabilities. "
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sidknows started a topic Child support agency

27 March 2008, 08:58
Child support agency

i'm sure we have a had a threadd on whether dividend payments count as earnings for the child support agency

Would be grateful if someone could point me the way to this as I ahve been unable to trace it
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