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4.3.7 Deductions from Instalments

Types of deductions

The following table describes the types of deductions that can be made from a person's fortnightly payments and the order in which they are made.

Type of deduction

Order of deduction

Description

Compulsory

First

Compulsory deductions are called withholdings. They are used to recover debts (1.1.D.60) to the Commonwealth.

Requested by recipient

Second

A recipient may request deductions for a number of reasons.

Examples:

- board and lodging to a place where they live, such as a migrant centre,

- rent payments to a public housing authority.

 

If appropriate, the remainder of a recipient's payment may be redirected to a third party on behalf of the recipient.

 

Policy reference: FA Guide 4.3.6 Payments to a Third Party

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Last reviewed: 2 January 2009


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