Most useful information for managing your money

Make sure your myGov, Medicare, Centrelink and Child Support accounts are protected if you’re affected by a data breach.

People who paid money back towards an eligible robodebt got a refund of their repayments.

Before December 2020, we commonly used income apportionment to help us work out how much people should have been paid.

Sometimes we’ll use your tax refund to reduce the amount you owe us, even if you have a repayment arrangement in place.

We check your bank account information is up to date. We do this to check we paid you the right payment and amount in the past.

We check the business income you reported was correct and if we paid you the right payment and amount in the past.

There are different reviews we have as part of our compliance program.

We’re working on next steps to resolve the historical use of income apportionment.

There’s support available if you’ve been affected by a scam or identity theft.

You can report scams impersonating Services Australia and myGov, including Centrelink, Medicare or Child Support.

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