- Businesses
- Most useful information
Confirmation of a person’s employment form (CS4261)
Use this form to confirm an employee’s details when they request or are required to have their child support payments deducted from their salary or wages.
- Top payments
- Child Support Business Online Services
Support for organisations
There are ways you can get help or contact us for support to complete your child support business.
- Top payments
- Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS) for businesses
How to apply to use Centrelink Confirmation eServices for businesses
Before you apply, you need to understand and agree to the CCeS policy, terms and procedural guide.
- Paid Parental Leave scheme for employers
- How the scheme works
Parental Leave Pay and stillbirth or infant death
In cases of stillbirth or infant death, eligible employees will continue to get their Parental Leave Pay.
- Child Support information for employers
- Resources
Child Support employer calculator
Helps you work out your employee’s or contractor’s net pay, taking into account child support payments, the PEA and basic tax liability.
- Businesses
- Most useful information
TFES - Registration and change of details form (TAS020)
Use this form to provide your details if you are a new claimant under the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme or to change your current details.
- Most useful information
- Sectors working with us
Legal professionals and advocates
Information for legal professionals supporting our customers with their dealings with us.
- Child Support information for employers
- You need to know
How we contact you and what you need to tell us about child support payments
A separated parent can choose to have their child support payments automatically deducted from their pay on a regular basis. We may also ask you to deduct child support for us if we are collecting overdue child support.
- Top payments
- Information for Agent and Access Point hosts
Information for Agent and Access Point hosts - You need to know
How to become an Agent or Access Point host.
- Top payments
- Centrelink compensation information for lawyers and compensation payers
How we treat periodic compensation
Compensation periodic payments are regular payments for personal injury or illness resulting from a compensable event.