60AVariation where entitlement determination for child care benefit by single payment/in substitution uses minimum taxable income % and claimant gives certain information so that entitlement is recalculated

#### 60A Variation where entitlement determination for child care benefit by single payment/in substitution uses minimum taxable income % and claimant gives certain information so that entitlement is recalculated (1) If: (a) a determination of entitlement under section 53D to be paid child care benefit by single payment/in substitution because of the death of another individual for care provided by an approved child care service is in force in respect of a claimant who is an individual; and (b) the amount of child care benefit that the claimant is entitled to be paid under the determination was calculated under Schedule 2 to the Family Assistance Act using the minimum taxable income % as the taxable income % as provided for in subsection 55A(2) or section 55B; and (c) one of the following situations arises: (i) the claimant to whom subsection 55A(2) applies gives the Secretary an estimate of the amount needed to calculate the CCB % used in calculating the amount of the benefit and the Secretary considers the estimate reasonable; (ii) the claimant to whom subparagraph 55B(c)(i) applies gives the information needed to work out the number of children in care of a particular kind and provides the tax file number of each of the TFN substitution persons; (iii) the claimant to whom subparagraph 55B(c)(ii) applies informs the Secretary that he or she wants the amount of the entitlement to be recalculated on the basis of the CCB % worked out under Schedule 2 to the Family Assistance Act and provides the tax file number of each of the TFN substitution persons; the Secretary must vary the determination. (2) The variation has the effect that the amount of benefit that the claimant is entitled to be paid under the determination is recalculated under Schedule 2 to the Family Assistance Act. The claimant is entitled to be paid the difference between the amount as recalculated and the amount of the benefit to which the claimant was previously determined to be entitled.