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StatutePaid Parental Leave Act 2010

Section 37 — Paid Parental Leave Act 2010: When a person satisfies the income test

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(1) A person satisfies the income test on a day: (a) that is a flexible PPL day for a child of the person; or (b) on which a conditional eligibility determination or initial eligibility determination is made in relation to the person; if the person’s adjusted taxable income for the reference income year is not more than the relevant individual PPL income limit. (2) A person satisfies the income test on a day: (a) that is a flexible PPL day for a child of the person; or (b) on which a conditional eligibility determination or initial eligibility determination is made in relation to the person; if: (c) the person does not have a partner at the time the person makes the claim to which that flexible PPL day or determination relates; and (d) the person’s adjusted taxable income for the reference income year is not more than the relevant family PPL income limit. (3) A person satisfies the income test on a day: (a) that is a flexible PPL day for a child of the person; or (b) on which a conditional eligibility determination or initial eligibility determination is made in relation to the person; if: (c) the person has a partner at the time the person makes the claim to which that flexible PPL day or determination relates; and (d) the total of the following amounts is not more than the relevant family PPL income limit: (i) the person’s adjusted taxable income for the reference income year; (ii) the adjusted taxable income of the person’s partner for the reference income year.

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