Family Tax Benefit Part B

Family Tax Benefit Part B $150,000 limit:

Family Tax Benefit (FTB) Part B provides extra assistance to single parents and families with one main income. This includes circumstances where one parent chooses to stay at home or balance some paid work with caring for children.

From 1 July 2008, FTB Part B will be limited to families where the primary earner has an adjusted taxable income of $150,000 or less per annum.

Qualification Information	1. Who can get Family Tax Benefit Part B? 2. What residence requirements does Family Tax Benefit Part B have? 3. Can I get Family Tax Benefit Part B if I am a foster parent or if I have children in foster care?
Claim Information	1. How do I claim Family Tax Benefit Part B? 2. How do I find out the outcome of my claim?
Payment Information	1. How much Family Tax Benefit Part B do I get? 2. Is there an income/assets test? 3. When are payments adjusted? 4. What is the Family Tax Benefit Part B Supplement?
Current Customer Information	1. Do I still get Family Tax Benefit Part B if I leave Australia? 2. Does Family Tax Benefit Part B get reviewed? 3. What should I do if my circumstances change? 4. Can I update my family income estimate online?
More Information	1. Can I appeal if I disagree with a decision made? 2. What other payments and concessions might I get? 3. What services and programs can I use? 4. Can I get a factsheet about this payment? 5. How do I find out more about Family Tax Benefit Part B?

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Family Tax Benefit Part B

Individuals