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Reconciliation of Child Care Benefit (CCB) for approved care 007-11020000



Policy

Reconciliation for Child Care Benefit (CCB)

The item(s) listed below refer to the historical guide released prior to the July 2018 version:

Family Assistance Guide, 6.4, Reconciliation

Changes in circumstances and the effect on CCB

The item(s) listed below refer to the historical guide released prior to the July 2018 version:

Family Assistance Guide, 4.8, Variations to CCB Entitlement

Family Assistance Guide, 5.2.1.10, Change of Circumstances - General Provisions

Review and Appeal rights

Family Assistance Guide, 6.1, Centrelink Review & Appeal Process

Family Assistance Guide, 6.2, Internal Reviews

Reconciliation overpayments

Family Assistance Guide, 7.1, FA Debts

Legislation

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A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999

  • if the amount of CCB paid is greater than the customer’s actual entitlement, see section 71C, Debts arising in respect of child care benefit where overpayment
  • section 82, Methods of recovery
  • section 157, Obtaining information to verify claims etc.

CCB reduced fees claim

  • for requirements to receive more than zero rate, see section 60B, Variation where minimum taxable income % used under section 55, 55B or 55C as the taxable income % and claimant gives certain information so CCB % is recalculated
  • for effect of required tax return not lodged or lodged late, see section 60D, Variation where income tax return not lodged

CCB lump sum claim

  • for requirements to receive more than zero rate, see section 52D, Restriction on determining claim for care provided by an approved child care service where tax assessment not made
  • for effect of required tax return not lodged or lodged late, see section 60, Variation where entitlement determination for child care benefit for a past period uses minimum taxable income % and claimant gives certain information so entitlement is recalculated