What do the CSA use to make decisions?
September 8, 2013
Is anybody else in the same position as we are?
How can the CSA/Government justify themselves by using my Child Tax Allowance (which is paid to me for my 3 children) whilst making their decisions on what should be paid for the child.
Me and husband both work and whom are like the rest of England living on the bread line. We have 2 children together and I have a teenage son to which I receive Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credits My husband has to pay for 2 children through the CSA which has only just started to happen this year. Im not disputing having to pay for my husbands other children.
What I am disputing is what CSA use in making their decisions. I do not agree that they should use the CTC that i get for my 3 children when the other 2 mothers are receiving it for their own children. Why are my children being punished and having to go with out in order for the CSA to be self satisfied that they have done their job properly. Can anybody please tell me how CSA/Government can justify themselves by doing this. Also if anybody is in the same position as what we are then i would love to hear from you as i will be taking this matter to my local MP and hopefully to Parliament.
Unreal…….. But it does not work the other way around…….. Payments from the NRP don’t get taken into account when they calculate Child Tax for the parent with care…… I paid just over £4200 a year to my ex-wife and that didn’t count on her Child Tax calculation……….Big time Shit……
I know the feeling well my partner has 2 children from a previous relationship I have 2 children that live with us but my child tax credits are taken into account in what he pays?? I have asked why? But they just because they are. It’s not fair as if I didn’t have children then I wouldn’t get it so why when my income isn’t being taken into consideration is my tax credits?! I’m with you all the way not fair! Also not fair that these mums who get child support don’t have to declare this as income when their child tax credits are calculated!! As I get no support at all as my ex is disabled and really £5 a week isn’t worth the hassle and he pays for half their clothes but I have friends who are better off than me as their ex’s do work and they get child support AND child tax credits
I’m the same i have 3 children who live with my ex and 3 with my partner now, he worked I didn’t , as I’m the nrp they can’t take his earnings into account but instead have used my children’s child tax credits as my income , that money is given to me to provide for the children who live with me , that’s what the government say you need to live on , so I want to know also y they then take that to give To other children who already get the amount of child tax cred that the government also say they need to live on , basically taking money needed for one set of children and giving it to another set
CSA = Cunts ,Slags , Areseholes ( sorry but that’s how they make me feel )
The csa do not care about our chidren, they couldn’t give a flying fuck if our children live or die, all they are interested in is their fucking targets and bonuses, I hope that every csa scumbag dies of fucking cancer, I really do, a fitting end to the maggots.
If any of the kids were born after 2003 u can demand to be moved onto :CS2 where only his wage is used as it sounds like yr on CS1
What do the CSA use to make decisions?
A magic wand and a crystal ball, because they haven’t got a f–king clue what they are doing!
This is CS2 , if it was CS1 Your wages would be used in assessment not just child tax credit. CS1 uses a household income and also child benefit of kids living at home. You cant DEMAND to be moved to csa2 it can only happen if PWC makes an application to csa for a new child or a new PWC makes an application to the NRP, in which case all cases need to be on the same rule. However……not quite so simple when they give a FIVE YEAR PHASING PERIOD so that the PWC can adjust to a much lower amount on csa2. Unjust system but just be glad you are not on CSA1 as that is 30% for one child when CSA2 is 25% for up to 3 kids. Good luck but I cannot see this changing anytime soon. If you don’t live together then they cant use your tax credits. Is that an option?
Carpet bomb the lot
Am pretty sure that the CTC are only taken into account if the NRP is the highest earner in the NRP household? If you have an understanding employer or are self employed its easy to make the NRP the lowest earner for the CTC claim therefore not included in maintenance calculation purposes?
Under the new CS3 if your on universale credit, non of it is used for calculation, i dont know how they work the system, but one thing all people agree on its very unfair for both parties