Cancellation of Child Care Subsidy (CCS) 007-17103130
This document outlines the cancellation process for Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS). CCS payments may be cancelled automatically by the system or manually by a Service Officer.
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Reassessment of CCS after cancellation
Cancelling CCS payments
Table 1
Step |
Action |
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Automatic or manual cancellation + Read more ... Determine if the cancellation should be completed automatically or manually. If cancellation should apply automatically the relevant Change of Circumstances activity must be completed e.g. Child leaving care. For a list of codes and if they are for automatic or manual cancellation, see Cancellation, rejection and not effective codes for Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS) to determine is an Automatic or Manual cancellation should apply. CCS customers may ask to cancel CCS to reduce the chance of an overpayment and claim any extra CCS after the end of the income year. These customers should be encouraged to increase their withholdings. There is no availability to claim CCS as a lump sum after the end of the financial year. CCS customers may also ask to cancel CCS for a child as they no longer intend to use child care. The cancellation date is the end of the CCS fortnight in which the notification is received, and is not to be backdated. Once cancelled, CCS/ACCS cannot be restored and a new claim must be made. Customers can update their withholdings via self service. See Child Care Subsidy (CCS) withholdings for further information. In case of future contact being required (for example, debts outstanding), check with the customer that their contact details are up to date, such as address and phone number.
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Automatic coding + Read more ... Automatic cancellation of CCS occurs following reassessments where no continuing entitlement exists, for example, when a child leaves care. If a change in circumstance is recorded and the customer is no longer entitled to CCS, payment will be automatically cancelled from the date of effect of the change in circumstance. See the relevant procedure based on the circumstance for coding and procedural information |
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Manual coding + Read more ... While in the customer's record, go to the Benefit Action (CCS_BA) screen by:
Complete the Create Benefit Action table:
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Complete Update Header Data + Read more ... Code the date of receipt in the Receipt Date: field. Code the source of the cancellation in the Channel: field. Select Save. |
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View Assessment Results + Read more ... Once all required coding has been completed for the customer:
If finalising an ex-partner ATD update, the outcome for the customer will not display on the SSP tab. Check all updates on ATD are correct before finalising. Once completed, return to the customer's record to check the outcome. Review the Eligibility and Entitlement tables to check the outcome is as expected. See Reviewing assessment outcomes for Child Care Subsidy (CCS) for further information. Once the outcome is correct select Finish, then Finalise to complete the activity. Take note of the Transaction ID to include in the Note. |
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Record details on a Note + Read more ... Creating the Note:
Note: the 'notes' field that appears when finalising the activity does not hold notes correctly, so a separate Note is to be recorded. Record a Note on the customers record with the following minimum requirements:
Quality Management Application (QMA) Instructions If the activity goes to QMA or if a Quality Management Officer (QMO) is checking the activity, see Recording reasons for decisions for further information |
Reassessment of CCS after cancellation
Table 2
Step |
Action |
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Reassessment after cancellation + Read more ... Has the customer’s CCS cancelled correctly based on their circumstances?
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Incorrect cancellation that requires reassessment + Read more ... Complete any required corrective action on the record.
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