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Claim for an annual lump sum payment of Family Tax Benefit - A payment to help families with the cost of raising children for the 2024-25 financial year form (FA048)

Use this form to claim an annual lump sum payment of Family Tax Benefit for the 2024-25 financial year.

  1. How much you can get
  2. Your activity level affects it

Activity level and subsidised hours for Child Care Subsidy

Your activity level affects the hours of subsidised care you can get for Child Care Subsidy (CCS).

  1. How to apply
  2. Applying during temporary financial hardship

Supporting documents for Additional Child Care Subsidy Temporary Financial Hardship

When you apply for Additional Child Care Subsidy Temporary Financial Hardship, you need to provide documents to support your application.

  1. Child Care Subsidy
  2. How to manage your payment

Details you need to give your child care service for Child Care Subsidy

When you enrol your child in an approved child care service, you need to give them some information.

Advising non-lodgement of a tax return

If you got Family Tax Benefit (FTB) or Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and you or your partner don’t need to lodge a tax return, you need to tell us and confirm your family income.

  1. Child Care Subsidy
  2. How to manage your payment

Child Care Subsidy if your child is absent from child care

We may pay Child Care Subsidy (CCS) if you’re charged for child care when your child is absent.

Centrelink payments and care arrangements

If a child’s care or shared care arrangements change, this may affect your Centrelink payments.

  1. Top payments
  2. Parenting Payment

How to manage your Parenting Payment

Your options for managing your Parenting Payment.

  1. What can affect your payment
  2. Child support and your Family Tax Benefit Part A

What happens if you change how you transfer child support while you get FTB Part A

If you change how you collect child support, it could impact your FTB Part A. It could also impact our ability to recover underpayments of child support.

  1. Having a baby
  2. When your baby arrives

Get information about Parenting Payment and Child Support

You may be able to get Parenting Payment and add your baby to a current child support assessment.

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Page last updated: 10 December 2021.
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