What should I tell the CSA?
October 30, 2014
I have not advised CSA/mother of children of my payrise – will they backdate?
One of my children(17)is considering dropping out of further education – shall i seek a re-assessment and how?
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Yes they will backdate and so theu should. Why should you earn extra without contributing extra to your child
Because the CSA are happy to completely screw up people’s lives and make them lose everything just to give the pwc a few extra quid.
Tell them nothing why should the mother always gain from the father having a good job, Charlotte you have no shame! Pure greed as you can tell from your posts!
How is it greed? Every child should be entitled to the correct amount of money! If he declared all his earnings correctly in the first place then he wouldnt need to worry about backpay. Why is it an issue to pay for a child? You all make out like its a massive problem to iay for a child or to have to give extra money as you have decided to earn more! Selfish and greedy on the nrp not wanting to be responsible for the innocent child
They will only backdate to the day they are told of the change either by the NRP, the PWC or third party except for starting or finishing of benefits.
It’s not about not wanting to pay for their children, you’re completely missing the point. They are being completely screwed over by CSA, taking up to 60% of their wages to give to the pwc. Nrp end up losing everything, going into debt and sometimes become suicidal!! That is the problem. Every case needs to be means tested for both parents.
Penny, Charlotte has multiple kids to multiple dads and claims Csa for all of them, you know where pure greed comes from now! People like her
The maximum any NRP will pay for child maintenance is 30% for those still on CS1, 25% for those on CS2 and 19% for those on CS3.
The maximum they can take from those who owe arrears as well a regular maintenance is 40% of net income in any one week or month.