Eligible hours for Child Care Benefit (CCB) 007-03040020
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The item(s) listed below refer to the historical guide released prior to the July 2018 version:
Definitions
Family Assistance Guide, 1.1.C.90, Care (FTB) (for help determining if a grandparent has primary care of a child)
Family Assistance Guide, 1.1.E.50, Exceptional circumstances (CCB)
Family Assistance Guide, 1.1.D.80, Disabled person (CCB)
Requirements
Family Assistance Guide, 2.6.3, CCB Eligibility Requirements Relating to Hours
Family Assistance Guide, 2.6.3.10, Eligibility Requirements for Up to 50 Hours CCB
Family Assistance Guide, 2.6.3.20, Eligibility Requirements for More than 50 Hours CCB
Family Assistance Guide, 4.8.1.25, CCB Entitlement Variations – Individuals Using an Approved Service Operating under CCMS
Legislation
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Definitions of a disabled person
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999, section 3, Definitions
Approved care
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999
- section 53, Weekly limit of hours
- section 54, Circumstances when a limit of 50 hours applies
- section 55, Circumstances when a limit of more than 50 hours applies
Review of decision
Registered care
Child Care Rebate (CCR)
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999
- section 57EA, Eligibility for child care rebate - for a quarter
- section 57F, Eligibility for child care rebate - for an income year or a period
Work/training/study test for up to 50 hours
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999
- section 14, Meaning of satisfies the work/training/study test
- section 15, Work/training/study test-recognised work or work related commitments
- section 16, Work/training/study test-recognised training commitments
- section 17, Work/training/study test-recognised training commitments
- section 17A, Activity requirements for claims for child care benefit for care provided by approved child care service