Higher Education Support Act 2003
Chapter 5
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Administration
PART 5-5
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TAX FILE NUMBERS
Division 193
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What are the requirements on higher education providers and Open Universities Australia relating to tax file numbers?
SECTION 193-15
No entitlement to SA-HELP assistance for students without tax file numbers
193-15(1)
This subsection applies to a person if:
(a) a higher education provider has imposed a *student services and amenities fee on the person; and
(b) the provider receives notice under section 190-15 or 190-20 to the effect that the person does not have, or no longer has, a *tax file number; and
(c) at the end of 28 days after the provider receives that notice, the provider has not been notified of a number that the provider is satisfied (in accordance with subsection (2)) is a valid tax file number; and
(d) the person is entitled to *SA-HELP assistance for the fee (ignoring paragraph 126-1(1)(c) ).(a) the provider must repay any amount paid to the provider by the Commonwealth to discharge the person's liability for the student services and amenities fee (see section
128-5
); and
(b) the person's SA-HELP debt relating to the payment by the Commonwealth is remitted (see subsection
137-16(4)
).
193-15(2)
A higher education provider must, in deciding whether it is satisfied that a number is a valid *tax file number for the purposes of paragraph (1)(c), comply with the guidelines issued by the *Commissioner under subsection 187-1(4) . 193-15(3)
A higher education provider must comply with any requirements, set out in guidelines issued by the *Commissioner, relating to procedures for informing persons of the need to obtain a valid *tax file number, where the persons may be affected by subsection (1) applying to them. 193-15(4)
A guideline issued under subsection (3) is a legislative instrument.
This subsection applies to a person if:
(a) a higher education provider has imposed a *student services and amenities fee on the person; and
(b) the provider receives notice under section 190-15 or 190-20 to the effect that the person does not have, or no longer has, a *tax file number; and
(c) at the end of 28 days after the provider receives that notice, the provider has not been notified of a number that the provider is satisfied (in accordance with subsection (2)) is a valid tax file number; and
(d) the person is entitled to *SA-HELP assistance for the fee (ignoring paragraph 126-1(1)(c) ).
Note:
If subsection (1) applies to a person:
A higher education provider must, in deciding whether it is satisfied that a number is a valid *tax file number for the purposes of paragraph (1)(c), comply with the guidelines issued by the *Commissioner under subsection 187-1(4) . 193-15(3)
A higher education provider must comply with any requirements, set out in guidelines issued by the *Commissioner, relating to procedures for informing persons of the need to obtain a valid *tax file number, where the persons may be affected by subsection (1) applying to them. 193-15(4)
A guideline issued under subsection (3) is a legislative instrument.
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