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i think it depends if tou are the higher earner and you get working tax credits
Your partners income won’t be touched or taken into account for Csa purposes! They may however take into account any tax credits you get as a family for calculation purposes making the assesment much higher
Do not give them any of your partners details. They have no right to know. They can only take from YOUR taxable income, NOT your partners. They will threaten you but they have no need to know! As soon as you give them your partnering details, you’re screwed! They don’t take into account if your ex has a new partner and extra income.
They tried this one with me I told them not very politely where to go as her income had sod all to do them.
They stopped asking for partner’s income for all cases started from April 2003.
Cases opened before April 2003 had a very complex formula to determine the maintence due using things like exempt income,protected income and disposable income after housing costs as well as looking at the PWC’s income.
To decide whether the NRP’s household could afford the proposed liability they also looked at the NRPP’s income, if they could afford it that was the amount used if it couldn’t be afforded then the liability was reduced.
The maintence liability was always determined before the partner’s income was looked at.
If the partner’s income was not available then they would impose an interim maintenance assessment type B which did not use any protected income.
Those clowns are being wiped out …if you go to Google …type in ….. “is the CSA closing” ….then check for the result ……..So good ridden’s to bad rubbish with them I say!!!!!!!! 😉
Hi. My ex husband is remarried. They have 1 child together so they obviusly get child tax credits and child benefit etc however the csa only take into account his earnings. Which i thought was the case anyways!