Social Security Appeals Tribunal

Part of the Social Services portfolio and a Federal authority, also called SSAT

The Social Security Appeals Tribunal is the first level of external review of decisions made by Centrelink about social security, family assistance, or training and parental leave payments. The SSAT is also the first level of external review of most decisions made by the Child Support Agency. The SSAT's statutory objective is to provide a mechanism of review that is fair, just, economical, informal and quick. The SSAT has a registry (office) in each capital city in Australia except Darwin. The National Office is based in Melbourne. Your nearest registry can be contacted by calling the SSAT on Freecall 1800 011 140.

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Why do people on benefits have to report GROSS pay, not the NET they receive
Response by Social Security Appeals Tribunal to Margaret Chambers on .

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Number of full age pensioners under 80 yrs of age, and the number of those receiving the benefit of the Age Pensioners Work Bonus.
Response by Social Security Appeals Tribunal to Ria Smit on .

Long overdue.

Dear Ms Smit   Please see attached a decision letter in respect of your FOI request.   Kind regards     Andra Eisenberg FOI Team Gove...

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