OSHC
Giulia Imbrogno
OSHC
Giulia Imbrogno
At the end of each financial year, Services Australia balances your Child Care Subsidy. They do this to make sure you got the right amount of subsidy for the year.
Services Australia look at your actual income for the 2022–23 financial year and compare it to the estimate you gave them.
They then work out if you were paid too little, the right amount or too much. They’ll send you a letter to let you know the outcome. Your outcome will tell you which of the following applies to you:
To balance your payments, Services Australia needs to confirm your family income for the 2022–23 financial year.
They’ll do this after you and your partner lodge your tax returns with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). If one or both of you don’t need to do this, you’ll need to tell Services Australia you or your partner don’t need to lodge and provide your actual income, even if you’ve already told the ATO.
For 2022–23, you need to confirm your family income before 30 June 2024.
Your subsidy can only be balanced once your income is confirmed.
You can tell Services Australia you or your partner don’t need to lodge a tax return and provide actual income in either your:
If you separated during the financial year, we may use your ex-partners income to balance your payments. If your ex-partner has not lodged a tax return, or if you don’t know if they have lodged one, you should call Services Australia on 136 150.
Services Australia will start balancing Child Care Subsidy payments from mid–August 2023. This is to make sure they have all your attendance details for the financial year.
To see when your subsidy has been balanced you don’t need to call Services Australia. Instead you can:
To find out more about balancing your Child Care Subsidy go to servicesaustralia.gov.au/ccsbalancing
If there is any way, I can assist please don’t hesitate to discuss it with me.
Email: oshcdirector@stb.catholic.edu.au
OSHC mobile number: 0448 830652
Yours in Love, Peace and Learning
Giulia Imbrogno
OSHC Director