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  2. How to manage your payment

If your child is enrolled in multiple child care services

If your child attends multiple child care services, you can choose the amount of hours we pay to each service.

  1. How much you can get
  2. Hours of subsidised child care

Recognised participation and activity test for Child Care Subsidy

Your recognised participation may affect the hours of subsidised child care you can get.

  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. How to apply
  2. Applying as you transition to work

Supporting documents for Additional Child Care Subsidy Transition to Work

When you apply for Additional Child Care Subsidy Transition to Work, you need to give us evidence.

  1. How to apply
  2. Applying as a grandparent

Supporting documents for Additional Child Care Subsidy as a grandparent

When you apply for Additional Child Care Subsidy Grandparent, you may need to give us evidence.

How we use adjusted taxable income

What you claim determines how we work out your adjusted taxable income.

  1. Family Tax Benefit
  2. What can affect your payment

How your percentage of care affects your Family Tax Benefit (FTB) payments

As part of a care assessment, we consider how often each parent or non-parent carer, cares for a child. This is the percentage of care.

Centrelink payments and care arrangements

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

  1. Who can get it
  2. The Transition to Work subsidy

Transition to Work participation requirements additional child care subsidy

There are a number of recognised participation types that count towards your requirements. These include studying, looking for a job, working or training.

  1. Assistance for Isolated Children Scheme
  2. Who can get it

Living and study requirements for Assistance for Isolated Children

Your child’s living and study arrangements will determine which allowance or supplement you get.

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