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Technically they can’t take a penny off you!
A pension is separate from a salary.
And as you’re not in the UK they can’t send a bailiff after you!
Yes I would think so, though if your out of jurisdiction being out of the uk then I would assume it would be case closed make sure you contact CSA and tell them your leaving the uk otherwise they will leave arrears building up that they will hammer you for
But I understand there is R.E.M.O. now to deal with fathers working abroad….
Saudi Arabia aren’t part of REMO according to this list. http://www.justice.gov.uk/downloads/protecting-the-vulnerable/official-solicitor/reciprocal-enforcement-of-maintenance-orders/remo-location-list.pdf
Yeah but knowing the csa and their unlawful tactics u will arrive back in uk with a warrent for ur arrest and thousands of arrears then take ur passport till u pay up and wont care u need to go back to work there. Yes they can take from pension
The csa cant. But they do coz they are fucked up.. Dont tell them anything. All they can do is dig around for information. I neen dont tell them about your bank or money you have. Keep that from them. They dont need to know. The csa has no law.
Yes as it’s still income
Under the new system they can peruse you Abroad for maintenance part if a new treaty regarding maintenance
They can take from pension payments
A simple Google search will reveal a list with which countries the UK has a so called reciprocal agreement with regard to Child Support. Saudi Arabia is not on on it.
http://www.justice.gov.uk/downloads/protecting-the-vulnerable/official-solicitor/reciprocal-enforcement-of-maintenance-orders/remo-location-list.pdf
The fact that Saudi Arabia does not tax your income does not mean you cannot/should not declare it to the UK tax authorities. It also does not mean you should/could not use part of your tax free earnings to support your child/children left behind in the UK right?
Be prepared to be at least a full tax year away from the UK and spend fewer than 183 days on future visits to the UK each year, if you don’t want the CSA or HMRC to come after your tax free income. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cnr/hmrc6.pdf
hi as you are going to be working in saudi arabia the csa will NOT beable to touch any earnings you make there the reciprocal agreement referred to above as nothing to do with the csa and only the pwc could apply to the courts in saudi to try to gain maintenance from you (however i dont rate her chances!) . please make sure to tell the csa in writing (sent recorded delivery) of your move to saudi otherwise they wil keep the arrears building , be warned however that they may still deduct from your military pension! but foreign earnings(on csa2) cannot be included
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