A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999
Settlement of civil action
100(1)
If the Commonwealth has agreed to settle a civil action against a debtor for recovery of a debt for less than the full amount of the debt, the Secretary must waive the right to recover the difference between the debt and the amount that is the subject of the settlement.
Settlement of proceedings before the ART
100(2)
If the Secretary has agreed to settle proceedings before the ART relating to recovery of a debt on the basis that the debtor will pay less than the full amount of the debt, the Secretary must waive the right to recover the difference between the debt and the amount that is the subject of the settlement.
Waiver where at least 80% of debt recovered and debtor cannot pay more
100(3)
If: (a) the Commonwealth has recovered at least 80% of the original value of a debt from a debtor; and (b) the Commonwealth and the debtor agree that the recovery is in full satisfaction for the whole of the debt; and (c) the debtor cannot repay a greater proportion of the debt;
the Secretary must waive the remaining 20% or less of the value of the original debt.
Agreement for part-payment in satisfaction of outstanding debt
100(4)
If the Secretary and a debtor agree that the debtor's debt will be fully satisfied if the debtor pays the Commonwealth an agreed amount less than the amount of the debt outstanding at the time of the agreement (the unpaid amount ), the Secretary must waive the right to recover the difference between the unpaid amount and the agreed amount.
Limits on agreement to accept part-payment in satisfaction of outstanding debt
100(5)
The Secretary must not make an agreement described in subsection (4) unless the Secretary is satisfied that the agreed amount is at least the present value of the unpaid amount if it is repaid in instalments of amounts, and at times, determined by the Secretary.
Formula for working out present value of unpaid amount
100(6)
For the purposes of subsection (5), the present value of the unpaid amount is the amount worked out in accordance with the following formula:
where:
annual repayment
is the amount of the debt that the Secretary believes would be recovered under Division
2
in a year if subsection
(4)
did not apply in relation to the debt.
interest
is the annual rate of interest specified by the Minister by legislative instrument.
rp
(repayment period) is the number of years needed to repay the unpaid amount if repayments equal to the annual repayment were made each year.
100(7)
(Repealed by No 108 of 2006)
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