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The best think to do is not tell them anything about her . Tell them as little as you can. If you feel that they are taking to much off you then go selfemployed… The csa dont care about kids they just use the word kids as a tool to get your money off you.
Are you on old or new system?
Old system you’re asked to, but legally you don’t have to.
New system, no, its only the income of the nrp they look at.
Hope this helps…as post says above say as little as possible if you can.
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If your case was started after March 2003 your new partner’s income is nothing to do with the CSA. If it was started before then, the CSA will count it towards what you have to pay.
Fair, isn’t it?
If it takes ex amount to live on y cant they just take ex amont off us so we can have a life too…
RT @CSAHell: Can the CSA make my partner give her income details? : Do I have to declare my now partners income? My … http://t.co/Z2aYRN…
What if your new partner is also the owner and director of the limited company you work for??
@ Clint, to add to the advice given by CSAhell.com the website (below) also gives good advice/guidance…
http://www.nacsa.co.uk/index.php/nrp-partner-income
The whole system is unfair and decent NRP’s ALWAYS lose out…. :-/