Family Tax Benefit (FTB) - Part A

Family Tax Benefit (FTB) has two parts, Part A and Part B.  You may be eligible for Part A, Part B or both.  FTB is not asset tested, but is income tested.  FTB is tax free.
 

From 1 July 2009, FTB will no longer be claimable from the ATO – all claims will be administered by Centrelink or Medicare.  However, payment will be suspended if the family’s tax lodgements are not up to date within 18 months of the end of each financial year. 

 

  

The amount of Family Tax Benefit Part A that you may be able to get depends on:

 

> you and your spouse’s annual Adjusted Taxable Income (ATI); and

 

> how many Resident and Dependent children you have and how old they are.

 

> shared care of the child support (Maintenance) you receive.

 

> meeting immunization requirements – from 1 July 2012.  (Refer to the FAO link below.)

 

The components of adjusted taxable income are as follows:

> Taxable income

Add:

> Adjusted Reportable Fringe Benefits (1)

> Net rental property losses

> Certain tax free Centrelink or DVA payments (2)

> Target foreign income (3)

> Reportable employer superannuation contributions (From 1 July 2009)

> Deductible personal superannuation contributions (From 1 July 2009)

> Net financial investment losses (From 1 July 2009)

Subtract: deductible child maintenance expenditure. 

Notes:

(1) Reportable fringe benefits are ‘grossed down’ using the following formula:

Adjusted fringe benefits = reportable fringe benefits amount x 53.5% (1/4/2006 to 30 June 2017)

From 1 July 2017 they won't be grossed down anymore, except for FBT Concessional Bodies.

(2) These are the amounts of any of the following payments that you receive through:

Centrelink

> disability support pension paid to a person who is not old enough to receive the age pension

> carer payment where both the carer and the person being cared for are not old enough to receive the age pension

> wife pension where both the recipient and spouse, if applicable, are not old enough to receive the age pension. 

Department of Veterans' Affairs 

> invalidity service pension where the recipient is not old enough to receive the age pension

> disability pension, war widow's and war widower's pension

> partner service pension where both partners are under age pension age and the veteran receives an invalidity service pension, or the veteran has died and received an invalidity service pension at the time of death

> income support supplement paid on the grounds of invalidity if the person has not reached age pension age.

Bereavement payment, pharmaceutical allowance, rent assistance; remote area allowance or language, literacy and numeracy supplement are not included.

(3) Target foreign income is income:

> any income earned, derived or received from sources outside Australia

> a periodical payment by way of gifts or allowances from a source outside Australia

> a periodical benefit by way of gifts or allowances from a source outside Australia

provided that the amount has neither been included in your taxable income, nor received in the form of a fringe benefit.

Types of target foreign income include:

> regular receipts of money and gifts from relatives living overseas which are exempt from Australian tax

> income from foreign business interests and investments, which are exempt from Australian tax, including income received by migrants with business interests in their country of origin

> foreign source income received while you were a temporary resident that is exempt from Australian tax

Family Tax Benefit Part A is paid for each child.  The amount you get is based on your family’s individual circumstances.
You may be eligible for Family Tax Benefit Part A if you care for a dependent child who is either:

• Under 16 years of age
• Aged 16-19 years (up to the end of the calendar year they turn 19) and:

> is undertaking full-time education or training in an approved course leading to a Year 12 or equivalent qualification
> has an acceptable study load, or
> has been granted an exemption from this requirement.

From 1 May 2014, dependent children aged 16 or 17 years who have completed a Year 12 or equivalent qualification will no longer be eligible.  They may be eligible for Youth Allowance.

You also need to satisfy an income test, meet residency requirements and be caring for the child at least 35 per cent of the time.

To be eligible for the Family Tax Benefit Part A supplement children need to be ‘fully immunised’, be on a recognised immunisation catch up schedule, or have an approved exemption.
Recent Immigrants - unlike most other social welfare payments, there is no waiting period for recent immigrants.  The relevant start date is the date that the child arrived in Australia into your care.  If a couple, both parents must have a Tax File Number.

For more information on Eligibility refer to the DOHS link below.

Adjusted taxable income (ATI) limits for a dependent child:

From 1 May 2014, the child income limit no longer applies.

Financial year ending	Age of child
	Under 5 years	5-15 years studying full time	5-15 years not studying full time	16-19 not a full time secondary student	16-19 full time secondary student
2013/2014	No limit	No limit	$14,078	$14,078	No limit
2012/2013	No limit	No limit	$13,775	$13,775	No limit
6 months to 30/6/12	No limit	No limit	$13,361	$13,361	No limit

 

Financial year ending	Age of child
	Under 5 years	5-15 years studying full time	5-15 years not studying full time	16-24 years
6 months to 31/12/11	No limit	No limit	$13,361	$13,361
2010/2011	No limit	No limit	$13,010	$13,010
2009/2010	No limit	No limit	$12,742	$12,742
2008/2009	No limit	No limit	$12,287	$12,287
2007/2008	No limit	No limit	$11,929	$11,929
2006/2007	No limit	No limit	$11,548	$11,548
2005/2006	No limit	No limit	$11,233	$11,233
2004/2005	No limit	No limit	$10,948	$10,948
2003/2004	No limit	No limit	$8,613	$8,613
2002/2003	No limit	No limit	$8,346	$8,346
2001/2002	No limit	No limit	$8,078	$8,078
2000/2001	No limit	No limit	$7,662	$7,662

 

Status	Basic rates
	2021/22	2020/21	2019/20	2018/19
Maintenance income-free areas:
- Single parent, or one of a couple receiving maintenance	$1,697.25	$1,686.30	$1,653.45	$1,620.60
- Couple, each receiving maintenance	$3,394.50	$3,372.60	$3,306.90	$3,241.20
- For each additional child	$565.75	$562.10	$551.15	$540.20
Maintenance over these amounts may reduce Family Tax Benefit Part A by 50 cents in the dollar, until the base rate of Family Tax Benefit Part A is reached.

 

Note:
If you are receiving the maximum rate of FTB Part A by instalments, you may also be entitled to a Health Card.

 

1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$191.24	$788.40	$5,774.30
Aged 13-19 years	$248.78	$788.40	$7,274.45
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$61.46	N/A	$1,602.35

1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$189.56	$781.10	$5,723.20
Aged 13-19 years	$246.54	$781.10	$7,208.75
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$60.90	N/A	$1,587.75

1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$186.20	$766.50	$5,621.00
Aged 13-19 years	$242.20	$766.50	$7,081.00
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$59.78	N/A	$1,558.55

1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$182.84	$751.90	$5,518.80
Aged 13-19 years	$237.86	$751.90	$6,953.25
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$58.66	N/A	$1,529.35

1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$182.84	$737.30	$5,504.20
Aged 13-19 years	$237.86	$737.30	$6,938.65
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$58.66	N/A	$1,529.35

1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$182.84	$726.35	$5,493.25
Aged 13-19 years	$237.86	$726.35	$6,927.70
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$58.66	N/A	$1,529.35

1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$179.76	$726.35	$5,412.95
Aged 13-19 years	$233.94	$726.35	$6,825.50
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$57.68	N/A	$1,503.80

1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015

For each child	Per fortnight	Annual	Per year
	(ex. supplement)	supplement	(inc. supplement)
Aged under 13 years	$176.82	$726.35	$5,336.30
Aged 13-19 years	$230.02	$726.35	$6,723.30
Approved Care 0 – 19 years	$56.70	N/A	$1,478.25

To receive the maximum rate of Family Tax Benefit Part A your annual adjusted taxable family income can be up to:

2021/2022 — $56,137
2020/2021 — $55,626
2019/2020 — $54,677
2018/2019 — $53,728

2017/2018 — $52,706

2016/2017 — $51,903
2015/2016 — $51,027

2014/2015 — $50,151

2013/2014 — $48,837
2012/2013 — $47,815

2011/2012 — $46,355

2010/2011 — $45,114

2009/2010 — $44,165

2008/2009 — $42,559

2007/2008 — $41,318

2006/2007 — $40,000

2005/2006 — $33,361

2004/2005 — $32,485

If your income is more than the above limit a year, your payment will reduce by 20 cents for each dollar above the income limit, until your payment reaches the base rate of Family Tax Benefit Part A.

2021/2022

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$61.46	$788.40	$2,390.75

2020/2021

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$60.90	$781.10	$2,368.85

2019/2020

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$59.78	$766.50	$2,325.05

2018/2019

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$58.66	$751.90	$2,281.25

2017/2018

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$58.66	$737.30	$2,262.46

2016/2017

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$58.66	$726.35	$2,255.70

2015/2016

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$57.68	$726.35	$2,226.03

2014/2015

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Up to 19 years old	$56.70	$726.35	$2,204.60

2013/2014

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Clean Energy Supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Under 18 years	$55.16	$1.40	$726.35	$2,201.00
18 – 19 year secondary student	$55.16	$1.40	$726.35	$2,201.00

2012/2013

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Under 18 years	$54.32	$726.35	$2,142.55
18 – 19 year secondary student	$54.32	$726.35	$2,142.55
18 – 21 years	$72.80	$726.35	$2,624.35

2011/2012

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Under 18 years	$52.64	$726.35	$2,098.75
18 – 19 year secondary student*	$52.64	$726.35	$2,098.75
18 – 21 years	$70.56	$726.35	$2,565.95

*From 1 January 2012

2010/2011

For each child	Per fortnight excluding supplement	Annual supplement	Per year including supplement
Under 18 years	$51.24	$726.35	$2,062.25
18 – 24 years	$68.74	$726.35	$2,518.50

 

2021/2022
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $98,988.  The Income Test reduces FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income you have over $55,626 until the Base Rate is reached.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	n/a	$80,556	n/a	n/a
One	$73,055	$97,474	n/a	n/a
Two	$89,973	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2020/2021
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $98,988.  The Income Test reduces FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income you have over $55,626 until the Base Rate is reached.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	n/a	$79,826	n/a	n/a
One	$72,398	$96,598	n/a	n/a
Two	$89,170	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2019/2020
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $98,988.  The Income Test reduces FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income you have over $54,677 until the Base Rate is reached.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	n/a	$78,457	n/a	n/a
One	$71,157	$94,937	n/a	n/a
Two	$87,637	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2018/2019
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  The Income Test reduces FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income you have over $53,728 until the Base Rate is reached.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	n/a	$77,490	n/a	n/a
One	$70,190	$93,951	n/a	n/a
Two	$86,651	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2017/2018
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  The Income Test reduces FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income you have over $52,706 until the Base Rate is reached.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$76,066	n/a	n/a
One	$68,894	$92,254	n/a	n/a
Two	$85,082	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2016/2017
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$75,665	n/a	n/a
One	$68,365	$92,126	n/a	n/a
Two	$84,826	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2015/2016
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$74,406	n/a	n/a
One	$67,215	$90,593	n/a	n/a
Two	$83,403	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2014/2015
The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$73,146	$96,141	n/a
One	$66,084	$89,079	n/a	n/a
Two	$82,016	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	$97,948	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2013/2014

The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$71,230	$93,623	n/a
One	$64,350	$86,743	n/a	n/a
Two	$79,862	n/a	n/a	n/a
Three	$95,375	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2012/2013

The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$69,496	$91,177	n/a
One	$62,853	$84,534	n/a	n/a
Two	$77,891	$99,572	n/a	n/a
Three	$92,929	n/a	n/a	n/a

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2011/2012

The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years or secondary students 16 – 19 yrs
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$67,398	$88,440	$109,482
One	$60,955	$81,998	$103,040	$124,082
Two	$75,555	$96,598	$117,640	$138,682
Three	$90,155	$111,198	$132,240	$153,282

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2010/2011

The full FTB Part A Base Rate is paid between the annual family income levels in the table below and an annual family income of $94,316 (plus $3,796 for each FTB child after the first).  After that it will reduce by 30 cents in each dollar.

No. of children aged 0-12 years	No. of children 13-15 years
	Nil	One	Two	Three
Nil	Nil	$65,609	$86,104	$106,599
One	$59,331	$79,826	$100,321	$120,815
Two	$73,548	$94,043	$114,537	$135,032
Three	$87,765	$108,259	$128,754	$149,249

Note: Income limit is higher if you are eligible for Rent Assistance.

2021/2022

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.
If the family’s adjusted taxable income is over $99,864, we use 1 of 2 tests. We’ll apply the test that gives the higher rate.
The first test reduces the FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income over $56,137.
The second test reduces the base rate of FTB Part A by 30 cents for each dollar of income over $99,864.  This applies until the payment is nil.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$105,206	$113,953	$135,574
One	$105,206	$110,547	$130,573	$152,193
Two	$110,547	$125,573	$147,193	$168,813
Three	$120,572	$142,192	$163,812	$185,443

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2020/2021

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.
If the family’s adjusted taxable income is over $98,988, we use 1 of 2 tests. We’ll apply the test that gives the higher rate.
The first test reduces the FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income over $55,626.
The second test reduces the base rate of FTB Part A by 30 cents for each dollar of income over $98,988.  This applies until the payment is nil.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$104,281	$112,931	$134,357
One	$104,281	$109,573	$129,405	$150,831
Two	$109,573	$124,453	$145,879	$167,304
Three	$119,501	$140,927	$162,352	$183,778

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2019/2020

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.
If the family’s adjusted taxable income is over $98,988, we use 1 of 2 tests. We’ll apply the test that gives the higher rate.
The first test reduces the FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income over $54,677.
The second test reduces the base rate of FTB Part A by 30 cents for each dollar of income over $98,988.  This applies until the payment is nil.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$104,184	$111,544	$132,593
One	$104,184	$109,379	$127,726	$148,774
Two	$109,379	$122,859	$143,908	$164,956
Three	$117,993	$139,041	$160,089	$181,138

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2018/2019

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.
If the family’s adjusted taxable income is over $94,316, we use 1 of 2 tests. We’ll apply the test that gives the higher rate.
The first test reduces the FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income over $52,706.
The second test reduces the base rate of FTB Part A by 30 cents for each dollar of income over $94,316.  This applies until the payment is nil.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$99,536	$116,910	$148,501
One	$99,536	$109,610	$141,201	$172,791
Two	$104,755	$133,901	$165,491	$197,082
Three	$126,601	$158,191	$189,782	$221,373

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2017/2018

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.
If the family’s adjusted taxable income is over $94,316, we use 1 of 2 tests. We’ll apply the test that gives the higher rate.
The first test reduces the FTB Part A by 20 cents for each dollar of income over $52,706.
The second test reduces the base rate of FTB Part A by 30 cents for each dollar of income over $94,316.  This applies until the payment is nil.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$99,414	$114,720	$145,727
One	$99,414	$107,548	$138,554	$169,561
Two	$104,512	$131,382	$162,389	$193,396
Three	$124,210	$155,217	$186,223	$217,230

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2016/2017
Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$101,957	$122,348	$157,571
One	$101,957	$115,048	$150,271	$185,493
Two	$109,598	$142,971	$178,193	$213,416
Three	$135,671	$170,893	$206,116	$241,338

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2015/2016

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$101,872	$120,450	$155,162
One	$101,872	$113,260	$147,971	$184,307
Two	$109,427	$140,781	$177,117	$213,452
Three	$133,590	$169,926	$206,262	$242,598

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2014/2015

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$101,787	$118,552	$154,359
One	$101,787	$113,053	$147,296	$183,103
Two	$113,053	$140,233	$176,040	$211,846
Three	$133,171	$168,977	$204,784	$240,590

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2013/2014

Indicative Adjusted Taxable Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$101,653	$115,632	$150,599
One	$101,653	$112,785	$143,719	$178,686
Two	$112,785	$136,839	$171,806	$206,773
Three	$129,959	$164,926	$199,893	$234,860

Note:

Income limits will be higher if you are eligible for rent assistance.

2012/2013

Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 12 years	Number of children 13 – 15 or secondary students 16 - 19
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$101,458	$112,603	$146,530
One	$101,458	$112,396	$139,887	$173,813
Two	$112,396	$133,244	$167,170	$201,097
Three	$126,601	$160,527*	$194,454*	$228,381*

Note:

*The income limit is higher than stated if the customer has three children aged 13 - 15.

2011/2012

Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 17 years**	Number of children 18 – 21 (excl. secondary students 18 - 19)
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$102,870	$115,219	$128,553
One	$101,312	$113,661	$126,996	$140,331
Two	$112,104	$125,439	$138,773	$152,108
Three	$123,881	$137,216*	$150,551*	$163,885*

Note:

* The income limit is higher than stated if the customer has three children aged 13 - 15.

** Or secondary students aged 18 – 19 years

2010/2011

Income limit at which annual Family Tax Benefit Part A including the supplement may no longer be paid.

Number of children 0 – 17 years	Number of children 18 – 24 years
	No children	One	Two	Three
No children	-	$102,711	$114,902	$128,055
One	$101,191	$113,382	$126,534	$139,686
Two	$111,861	$125,013	$138,165	$151,317
Three	$123,492	$136,644*	$149,796*	$162,949*

Note:

* The income limit is higher than stated if the customer has three children aged 13 - 15.