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backdated CSA payments

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22 Nov 07 #7412 by lovey
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Hi STBX has just been awarded to pay £38 per week for 2 children, JOKE, but hey, does this get backdated, and if so do i have to pay back the income support as well,

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22 Nov 07 #7416 by Mike789
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He will need to pay from the date he recieved the form (MEF) this date is called the effective date and it should be on your award notification. You wont need to pay any IS back and you should recieve £10.00 per week on top of your IS (going up to £20.00 Feb 2008)once he starts making the payment. You will also be entitled to arrears payments of £10.00 back to the effective date.

Mike

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