Re: How can someone pay with no income?

Where can i find Child Support Departure Direction Regulation 30(1)(a)(i) ?
What does this mean? The Departures guide states that, by law, certain need
to be taken into account. One of which is if the departure being allowed,
will cause the non applicant to give up work. It also states that a decision
maker must look at the case more widely and consider all evidence given.
Therefore, surely, this covers the facts that with all the costs of working
he is better off being a househusband. I can't see how they can dispute
this. I doubt they use their correct guidance and go off their own man
hating feelings!


"Martin Davies" <mart2306@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "ripped off" <xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>> I have been on the inland revenue website and worked out that if my
>> partner (a NRP) gave up work and looked after our child we would be £35 a
>> week better off with the tax credits i would earn. This is after we add
>> together the cost of him going to work which is child minder fees, bus
>> fares, CSA (with departure) etc. I told this to the departures section
>> but she was not interested. she said that if he gave up work she would
>> "do him on deprivation of capital"!!!! I asked how he would then be
>> supposed to pay when he will have no income but she said they will do him
>> for leaving his job! She just papped on that he has responsibility
>> towards his other kids and i told her we are happy to pay CSA assesment
>> but not when a departure is added causing us financial hardship and
>> leaving our child in the poverty trap. £35 per week is a lot of money to
>> go to work all week for and not have! She was not prepared to consider
>> revising decision. Only option to appeal. Do you think it is wise to. I
>> know they don't consider child minder fees etc, but surely they would
>> look at the bigger picture of the fact that he is better off not working.
>>
>> rant over!
>>
>
> Just been passed to me.
> Might be of use.
>
> Child Support Departure Direction Regulation 30(1)(a)(i) They would have
> to appeal and say that the CSA have not taken Reg 30 into account in the
> first instance for the appeal tribunal to consider this rule.
>
>
>


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