Debt offset (CS) 277-04110000
Expand allTypes of child support debt offsets
This table provides examples of debt offsets.
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Ongoing offset + Read more ... Case 1- ‘K’ is owed $20,000 by ‘J’. Case 2 – ‘J’ applies against ‘K’ due to change of care. Case 2 has an ongoing liability of $500 per month and no maintenance arrears. The customers agree to off sett all of Case 2 liability against the debt remaining on Case 1. An Ongoing Offset for 100% of the Case 2 liability should be entered. Each time the liability is raised on Case 2, the maintenance debt on Case 1 will be reduced by $500. The result of this offset arrangement is that ‘K’ (the payer in Case 2) does not have to pay any maintenance to ‘J’ until the debt is paid off. |
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One-off offset + Read more ... Case 1 – ‘E’ is owed $5000 by ‘F’. Case 2 – ‘F’ is owed $1500 by ‘E’. Both cases are ended due to the child turning 18. A One-Off Offset is applied for the amount of $1500. The offset reduces the arrears on both cases by $1500. The Case 2 debt is cleared in full and the Case 1 debt is reduced to $3500. |
Letters
- UQ80.0 Debt offset - full amount of liability - payer
- UQ80.01 Debt offset - full amount of liability - payee
- UQ80.02 Debt offset - One off lump sum and full amount of liability - payer
- UQ80.03 Debt offset - One off lump sum and full amount of liability - payee
- UQ80.12 - Debt offset - One off lump sum overpayment - both customers
- UQ80.10 Debt offset - decision not to offset - payer
- UQ80.11 Debt offset - decision not to offset - payee