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Sorry, can't type Chinese in the office.
It is my understanding as below:
1) If your actual income exceeds what you previously reported, you will be required to pay more but no penalty will be applied. On the other hand, if your actual income received was lesser than what it was reported, you will be asked to pay for the extra.
2) The mechanism of calculating the supplement payment is the same as calculating the basic payment but with different income threshold and rates applied. So if situation above apply, your supp payment amount will be adjusted accordingly. It is not a lump sum amount to be determined based on your eligibility.
3) FTB rates are different for family with 1, 2 and 3 kids. They used to show you the table on how they calculate the payment but I was told by an employee that they do not show it anymore as to prevent any under-reporting of income. Having been said, you can still use the below link to do the calculation but it required lots of information.
https://www.centrelink.gov.au/Ra ... serCombinedStart.do
Hope it helps.
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