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Calculation excerpt: first and final steps of an eight-step calculation.
It calculates all six assessment formulas, including non-parent carers and multiple child support cases. It gives no estimate where scope is unconfirmed.
Open the Formula 1 worked example and its full breakdown. Its fictional inputs differ from this excerpt.Result breakdown
Formula 1: The basic formula
This takes each parent's adjusted taxable income and sets aside a self-support amount, plus any allowance for other children they support, leaving the child support income the formula works with.
| You | Other parent | |
|---|---|---|
| Adjusted taxable income | $100,000 | $60,000 |
| Self-support amount | −$31,046 | −$31,046 |
| Child support income | $68,954 | $28,954 |
This multiplies each child's cost by each paying parent's child support percentage to give a yearly amount for each child, and adds those amounts up.
| Other parent's annual rate | |
|---|---|
| Step 6 × Step 7 | |
| Child 1 | $8625.57% × $15,475 |
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