Definitions for Member of a Couple Status
Last amended: 19 August 2011
Definition of member of a couple
A person and their [glossary:partner:370] are considered to be a member of a couple if:
Married Couples Living Apart
Last updated: 24 April 2008
Assessment of married couples living apart
The assessment of whether married couples who live apart are both treated as [glossary:homeowners:295] depends on the reason for separation.
A person, including a person who is a member of a couple, may only have their right or interest in one property disregarded for assets test purposes.
9.2.2 Basic Principles of Assessment
This section outlines the basic rules of assessment for the principal home.
9.10 Compensation Offsetting
This chapter contains policy information relating to compensation offsetting and about how a Disability Compensation Payment or a war widow(er)'s or orphan's pension under the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986 (VEA) may be affected by compensation from another source.
See Also
Description - Listed Securities
Ordinary shares
Ordinary shares:
- generally comprise the bulk of a company's equity capital, that is, shareholder's funds, and
- have a nominal or par value, commonly 25c, 50c or $1.00, which is required by laws governing the formation of companies.
9.6.6 Deprivation Related to Trusts and Private Companies
For information about Deprivation related to trusts and private companies refer to the Policy Library P10/C3/S15 – Deprivation Provisions for Private Trusts or Companies.
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