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But csa can go directly to hrmc and get info that way so don’t get the question?
Is your partner self-employed?
It’s a default maintenance decision, so therefore it is a decision made with no basis and can be overturned at any time in the future when the correct information is received from the NRP or anywhere else.
When this occurs many people become upset for it often means that substantial arrears are accrued and the CSA often try to get them repaid within a two year time scale.
If the PWC asks for a revision of the assessment they only have to go to HMRC for last years income details.
Did you not ask similar question on December 12, 2013?
@Bill yes I did. And this wasn’t done in Oct 2014. So I am surprised to see it! Sadly my bf had a deo slapped on him despite writing officially to his employer giving them no consent to give the csa any info! According to employment act 1996. Yet csa are able to breach any other laws such as data protection, employment law.
can the csa go to HMRC to get information even if you are on csa1 rules?