A NEW TAX SYSTEM (FAMILY ASSISTANCE) ACT 1999 - SECT 35 When an approved care organisation is not eligible for family tax benefit
A NEW TAX SYSTEM (FAMILY ASSISTANCE) ACT 1999 - SECT 35
When an approved care organisation is not eligible for family tax benefit(1) An approved care organisation is not eligible for family tax benefit in respect of an individual in the cases set out in this table:
When an approved care organisation is not eligible for family tax benefit at a particular time | ||
| If the individual is aged: | then the approved care organisation is not eligible for family tax benefit in respect of the individual if: |
2 | 16 or more | the individual, or someone on behalf of the individual, is, at the particular time, receiving payments under a prescribed educational scheme, unless subsection (1A) applies to the individual. |
3 | any age | the individual, or someone on behalf of the individual, is, at the particular time, receiving: (a) a social security pension; or (b) a social security benefit; or (c) payments under a program included in the programs known as Labour Market Programs. |
(1A) This subsection applies to an individual if:
(a) the individual, or someone on behalf of the individual, is, at the particular time, receiving payments under the ABSTUDY scheme; and
(b) the payments are being paid on the basis that the individual:
(i) is undertaking full - time study at a secondary school (within the meaning of the Student Assistance Act 1973 ); and
(ii) is, in accordance with the ABSTUDY scheme, a student approved to live away from home; and
(iii) is boarding away from home for the purposes of attending the school.
Note: For undertaking full - time study , see subsection 3(1).
(2) An approved care organisation is also not eligible for
family tax benefit in respect of an individual if anyone else is eligible for
family tax benefit in respect of the individual.