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Whether retirement pension retained by overseas fund is derived income: DAVID and secretary to the DFHCSIA

AK Britton

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Abstract

Mr and Mrs David migrated to Australia twenty five years ago. Both worked for the Portuguese civil service and each received a pension from the Portuguese pension fund, the Caixa Geral de Aposentacoes and the Australian government. Mr David received age pension and Mrs David received disability support pension (DSP), paid at a reduced rate, based on their joint 'income' including their overseas pension. Centrelink had counted the 'full rate' of Portuguese pension as 'income'.

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Mr and Mrs David migrated to Australia twenty five years ago. Both worked for the Portuguese civil service and each received a pension from the Portuguese pension fund, the Caixa Geral de Aposentacoes and the Australian government. Mr David received age pension and Mrs David received disability support pension (DSP), paid at a reduced rate, based on their joint 'income' including their overseas pension. Centrelink had counted the 'full rate' of Portuguese pension as 'income'.

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Mr and Mrs David migrated to Australia twenty five years ago. Both worked for the Portuguese civil service and each received a pension from the Portuguese pension fund, the Caixa Geral de Aposentacoes and the Australian government. Mr David received age pension and Mrs David received disability support pension (DSP), paid at a reduced rate, based on their joint 'income' including their overseas pension. Centrelink had counted the 'full rate' of Portuguese pension as 'income'.

Key concepts: Pension, Pension fund, Portuguese, Government (linguistics), Civil service, Economics, Labour economics, Business

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