Whereas I do not recommend committing a fraud on the Commonwealth....I recommend that upon receiving the money, it be placed in an account that IS NOT in the debtors sole name ...
It's not illegal for this person to take their own super payments & place it into any account they wish, & it's highly unlikely that CSA would pursue a charge of fraud even if they claim it has occurredWhereas I do not recommend committing a fraud on the Commonwealth....
It can, however, be an offence to attempt to conceal money with the aim of evading a debt to the Commonwealth.It's not illegal for this person to take their own super payments & place it into any account they wish, & it's highly unlikely that CSA would pursue a charge of fraud even if they claim it has occurred
Nor are they relevant....but neither of us know the circumstances around how or why this person is financially burdened ATM, or the circumstances around how the CS debt was accrued..
There is no evidence of evasion just by placing your own money into an account of your choosing, especially as it has to pass via ATOIt can, however, be an offence to attempt to conceal money with the aim of evading a debt to the Commonwealth
Anyway, getting back to the point of my response ^^^ I don't recommend fraud either, but that isn't what this is.Whereas I do not recommend committing a fraud on the Commonwealth....