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Yes you could. He is technically self employed, so therefore working.
He should submit his yearly earnings to the CSA and they will calculate. However, with being self employed, money is often put back into the business, thus avoiding the CSA. However, if he claims he is not working and claiming benefits, the default payment is £5pw. However, if he is working and fails to declare earning to the CSA, there is a default maintenance payment of £30pw.
Try getting a job and earn your own money!! Instead of wanting free handouts!! Now there’s an idea!!!!!
Hi ask him for £50 per week and keep the csa out of it.
The csa will ruin any chance of you having any positive relatioship with your childs father.
Plus they will mess you about to the point of distraction.
I hope everything works out for all of you.
Regards,
Woody
Every person i’ve met who was involved in the scrap metal business has been a “wheeler dealer” and are used to bending the law! You choose to have a child with such a person and now your worrying cos he dont wanna pay! Heres my advice: live on benefits til your child is old enough for you to go work, get a job and clothe, feed the child yourself and be proud of fact that thats wot your doing! If your ex dont wanna pay for a 12wk old baby now is unlikely that he will accept his responsibilities anytime soon
I dont think its right that he dont want to pay he should help you abit even if its a packet of nappys a tub of formula or a tenner here a tenner there but what annoys me is the csa will probly not chase this man for payments because its too difficult and he will get away with it yet there are loads of dads out there being screwed for every penny they get to be given to there ex who uses the child as a meal ticket make the childs father hell by stopping them seeing the children it really makes me mad if i was you dont get csa involved they wilk make things worse if he dont want to see your child then let him get on with it
Did you not read she’s just had a baby?? He f’s off leaving her pregnant and she’s just expected to pay for everything herself and you just say ‘Get a job’
And yes you would. Longer process if they are self employed but you could get something.
whether he is working or not if he is not paying any tax then the csa wont beable to touch him!
It depends if he is actually registered self-employed. If he is not, and money he is earns is “cash in hand” then there is very little that the CSA can do about it. This would normally result in a nil assessment being put in place.
If you knew for sure that your ex partner was employed and earning an income, then the only other option at that stage would be to report it to HMRC as tax fraud.
If he was registered self employed, then the assessment would either be based on first 3 months of accounts information or latest available tax return (depending on how long he had been self employed).