Schedules
Schedule 1
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Family Tax Benefit Rate Calculator
Note: See subsection
58(1)
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Part 2
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Part A rate (Method 1)
Division 5
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Maintenance income test
Subdivision B
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Maintenance income credit balances
History
Subdiv B inserted by No 82 of 2006, s 3 and Sch 5 item 8, applicable to the 2000/2001 income year and later income years.
24B
Accruals to a maintenance income credit balance
Accrual if conditions are satisfied
(1)
There is an accrual to a maintenance income credit balance for a registered entitlement of an individual, for a day in an income year, of the amount worked out under clause 24C for that day, if all the conditions in this clause are satisfied.
Conditions that must be satisfied
(2)
Either or both of the following must apply:
(a)
the individual is eligible for family tax benefit for the day;
(b)
if the individual is a member of a couple on the day
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the individual
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s partner is eligible for family tax benefit for the day.
(3)
The eligible person must have satisfied the FTB reconciliation conditions in section
32B
of the Family Assistance Administration Act for all of the same-rate benefit periods (within the meaning of that section) that are included in the income year.
(4)
The annualised amount of the maintenance income of the eligible person for the day must be less than the maintenance income free area that applied to the eligible person for that day.
(5)
The maintenance income that the individual received in the income year from the registered entitlement must be less than the amount due in the income year from the registered entitlement.
History
Sch 1 cl 24B inserted by No 82 of 2006, s 3 and Sch 5 item 8, applicable to the 2000/2001 income year and later income years. Act No 82 of 2006, s 3 and Sch 5 item 10, contained the following transitional provision.
10 Transitional
(1)
In working out whether there is an accrual to a maintenance income credit balance for a day in the 2000/2001, 2001/2002 or 2002/2003 income year, the condition in subclause 24B(3) of Schedule 1 to the
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999
is taken to require that, in relation to the income year for which the accrual is being worked out, the eligible person under subclause 24B(2) of Schedule 1 to that Act does not have a non-lodger debt.
(2)
For the purposes of subitem (1), an eligible person has a non-lodger debt in relation to an income year if:
(a)
the conditions in subsection
28(1)
of the
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999
are satisfied for a determination that relates to the eligible person; and
(b)
the Secretary has varied the determination under subsection
28(2) or (6)
of that Act; and
(c)
because of that variation, the amount of family tax benefit paid in respect of the income year has become a debt under section
71
of that Act; and
(d)
as at 1 July 2006, the Secretary has not varied that determination under subsection
28(3) or (4)
of that Act.