Re: House Husband and CSA

if your on CS2, and you have no income at all then you will be at nil rate.
you have to have income below £5 per week to be assessed at nil ....if they
deem you as having more income than that...you will pay the flat rate of £5

CTC will be considered as income if you are on CS2. Although working tax
credit would be deemed the income of your partner if she was the higher wage
earner.

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<lbsweb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am on the CS2.. would being on CS2 be different?

Also I have no arrears thank goodness.

So i take it my wifes wages will not take into effect.. also as she is
the bread winner she will be the one getting the tax credits??



Martin Davies wrote:
That won't of course prevent them chasing up any arrears owed or
discovered
to be owed.

Martin <><


NACSA CHAIR wrote:
thats assuming you are on CS2. CS1 would provide a nil assessments
as you have no earnings (CTC not taken into account in exempt income
section) and as you have a child living with you - the minimum
contribution would be exempt too. so your liability would be nil.
NACSA CHAIR


<lbsweb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Folks

I am currently paying for my first child through the CSA

I am now expecting my second child with my new wife and as my wife
is more qualified career wise we decided that I should become house
husband as my wife can earn more than I do.

My income will drop to Zero (although i still intend to pay NI
voluntary)


Why? If the Child Benefit is in your name won't you receive credits?
Single male parents and mothers do.

I will live from my wifes wages.

Will this mean I will pay then pay Zero to the CSA?

IIRC if you genuinely have no income then you don't have to (can't)
pay. If otherwise your income is less that a certain amount (think
£100) then there's a minimum amout to pay of something like £5.50
pw. However if you have your assessed children more than 1 night in
7 then this is reduced to zero.

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