Appendix One – Income cut-out points for additional income support
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Gross annual income cut-out points
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Family circumstances
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Accommodation Supplement (Area One)[1] |
Family Tax Credit |
In-work Tax Credit[2] |
Proposed Temporary Hardship Assistance Income Limits[3] | |
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Single, 18+ years (without children)
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$63,336.00 |
N/A |
N/A |
$41,600 | |
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Sole parent, 1 child
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$87,464.00 |
$65,001.00 |
$80,001.00 |
$57,200 | |
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Sole parent, 2+ children
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$102,024.00 |
$84,501.00 |
$99,501.00 |
$72,800 | |
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Married, civil union or de facto couple (without children)
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$90,948.00 |
N/A |
N/A |
$83,200 | |
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Married, civil union or de facto couple |
1 child |
$107,536.00 |
$65,001.00 |
$80,001.00 | |
|
2+ children |
$84,501.00 |
$99,501.00 | |||
[1] Area One includes the following areas: Central Auckland Zone, Northern Auckland Zone, Pukekohe, Queenstown, Southern Auckland Zone, Tauranga, Waiuku, Western Auckland Zone, and Other locations
[2] Family Tax Credit and In-work Tax Credit cut out points are based on IR271.
[3] The proposed income limit for a single person (18+ years) is based on working full time 40 hours per week on a minimum wage of $20 gross per hour. For a couple with children, this limit is doubled; and for a sole parent with one or two children, the limit is a midpoint between the single and couple rate. For a single person (16-17 years) the limit is based on a working full time 40 hours per week on the ‘starting-out’ minimum wage rate of $16 gross per hour.
