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  1. Family Tax Benefit
  2. Who can get it

Family Tax Benefit Part B eligibility

We may pay you Family Tax Benefit (FTB) Part B if you’re a single parent, a grandparent carer, or if you’re a member of a couple with one main income.

  1. Having a baby
  2. When your baby arrives

Submit your claim if you didn’t do a pre-birth claim

If you didn’t do a pre-birth claim, you can start a claim after the birth of your baby.

  1. How much you can get
  2. Hours of subsidised child care

Recognised participation and activity test for Child Care Subsidy

Your recognised participation may affect the hours of subsidised child care you can get.

  1. Top payments
  2. Ex-Carer Allowance (Child) Health Care Card

What you get with an Ex-Carer Allowance (Child) Health Care Card

The Ex-Carer Allowance (Child) Health Care Card gives you discounts.

  1. Child Care Subsidy
  2. How much you can get

Examples to help you understand your Child Care Subsidy

Understand how we work out your Child Care Subsidy rate and hours of subsidised child care.

  1. Top payments
  2. Status Resolution Support Services payment (SRSS)

How to apply for Status Resolution Support Services payment

Contact a SRSS service provider in your state or territory. They’ll help you apply for the SRSS payment.

  1. Accessing our services
  2. Self service

Acting arrangements for Medicare, Centrelink, aged care or child support

You can act for someone or ask someone to act for you with Medicare, Centrelink, aged care or Child Support.

  1. Child Care Subsidy
  2. How to manage your payment

If your child is enrolled in other child care service

If your child attends multiple child care services, you can choose the amount of hours we pay to each service.

  1. Having a baby
  2. When your baby arrives

Enrol your baby in Medicare only

If you don’t wish to claim for a families payment, you’ll need to submit proof of birth to enrol your baby in Medicare.

What to report when you report income to Centrelink

We need to know the gross employment income you and your partner get so we can pay you the right amount.

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