Most useful information for Separated parents

The pages voted most useful by other website visitors.

Edit filters:
  1. Parental Leave Pay
  2. What can affect your payments

Changes if you get family payments

There are some changes that may affect you if you get family payments.

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

Report a change in circumstances for Child Care Subsidy

You need to tell us if your circumstances change when you're getting Child Care Subsidy.

  1. Child support assessment
  2. How to manage your assessment

Child Support Overpayments

Find out about child support overpayments and how to manage them.

  1. Parenting Payment
  2. Who can get it

Waiting periods for Parenting Payment

You may have to wait before your Parenting Payment starts.

  1. How to manage your payment
  2. Report a change in circumstances

Confirm change of child care services for Child Care Subsidy

If you change child care services, you don’t need to tell us as long as you’re still using an approved service.

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

If your child is enrolled in other child care service

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. Your activity level affects it

Travel time for Child Care Subsidy

You may be able to include travel time as part of your recognised activity for Child Care Subsidy.

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

Hours of care for Child Care Subsidy

You can use the hours of subsidised care you’re eligible for in a number of ways.

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

Casual or irregular hours of work for Child Care Subsidy

Casual or irregular work hours may affect your subsidised hours of care for Child Care Subsidy.

  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.

Search results summary and pagination

401 results, showing 301 to 310
Page last updated: 10 December 2021.
QC 60125