DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
VEA → [3]
DFISA [4] was the difference between a person's rate of income support payment and what the payment would be if adjusted DP [4] were exempt from the assessment, but included in the calculation of rent assistance.
More → [5]
Changes in the primary payment assessment rules which determined the extent to which adjusted disability pension may have reduced the person's rate of income support payment, such as the income free area for social security benefits and pensions, may have had a flow on effect on the calculated rate of DFISA.
A person's rate of DFISA was calculated by the agency that assessed their income support payment.
More → [6]
The DFISA calculation did not change the person's existing income support payment assessment. The notional rate [4] assessment was only used for comparison with the person's actual rate [4] to determine whether DFISA was payable. No one received an increase in income support payment, or a reduction in rent assistance, as a result of DFISA.
The rate of DFISA was calculated as a daily entitlement, paid in fortnightly instalments. DFISA was the difference between the person's notional rate of income support payment and their actual rate of income support payment payment.
DFISA [4] = notional rate [4] minus actual rate [4] |
Note: If the compensation recovery rules applied to the person, the DFISA formula required additional steps.
More → [7]
The actual rate [4] was the rate of payment as assessed under existing social security, ABSTUDY [4] or DAFF [4] rules. It was the amount payable to the person, including supplementary payments and rent assistance, but excluding remote area allowance (RAA) and any deductions such as deductions for lump sum advance. For some people this rate was nil.
More → [8]
A person's notional rate [4] was calculated by excluding the adjusted DP [4] of the person and/or the person's partner [4] from the assessment of their rate of income support payment. This may have led to a notional increase in the person's rate of income support payment. If the person rented, a notional rate of rent assistance [4] may have been included in the calculation of their notional rate.
More → [9]
The actual and notional rates were those calculated before deductions (such as lump sum advance repayments) or additions (such as remote area allowance) were made.
If the person being assessed for DFISA was entitled to rent assistance under social security law [4] or under the ABSTUDY [4] guidelines, the adjusted DP [4] was used to calculate a rent assistance reduction amount in order to determine the notional rent assistance [4] rate. The rent assistance reduction amount was subtracted from the person's rent assistance rate to give the notional rent assistance rate. Calculation of the rent assistance reduction amount used the same taper rates and income free areas as applied to the person's income support payment. Note: this step was notional only. There was no change to the person's actual payment of rent assistance.
More → [10]
When calculating notional rent assistance reference was made to taper rates [4] and income free areas [4]. These were the same taper rate and income free areas that applied to the person's primary payment. Taper rates vary from payment to payment. Age, service and disability support pensions all have the same taper rate and free areas. However, other primary payments differ, for example, jobseeker allowance has a lower free area and higher taper rates with two thresholds.
Some people did not receive any amount of DFISA, even though they were eligible for DFISA. Others may have received less than they thought they would receive as a result of the impact of adjusted DP [4] on their income support payment.
More → [11]
Rate of DFISA
Section 118NC [14] VEA
Veterans' Entitlements (DFISA-like Payment) Regulations 2005 [15]
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
Aboriginal study assistance scheme means:
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
A person's 'partner' is someone who is a member of a couple with that person.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, if the person was entitled to rent assistance, the adjusted DP [4] was used to calculate a rent assistance reduction amount in order to determine the notional rent assistance rate. Calculation of the rent assistance reduction amount used the same taper rates [4] and income free area [4] as applied to the person's income support payment.
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not affect the person's actual payment of rent assistance. The notional rent assistance calculation was similar to the former disability income rent test [4] used to calculate rent assistance for service pensioners, income support supplement and veteran payment recipients.
The social security law includes:
Aboriginal study assistance scheme means:
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, if the person was entitled to rent assistance, the adjusted DP [4] was used to calculate a rent assistance reduction amount in order to determine the notional rent assistance rate. Calculation of the rent assistance reduction amount used the same taper rates [4] and income free area [4] as applied to the person's income support payment.
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not affect the person's actual payment of rent assistance. The notional rent assistance calculation was similar to the former disability income rent test [4] used to calculate rent assistance for service pensioners, income support supplement and veteran payment recipients.
The taper rate is used to reduce the rate of a person's service pension [4] or income support supplement [4] if they or their partner have any ordinary income [4] in excess of the ordinary/adjusted income free area [4] (IFA). Any income in excess of the IFA will reduce the maximum payment rate by a 'taper rate' of 50 cents in the dollar (or 40 cents for transitional rate of pension). The result is the income reduced rate.
The same taper rate is also used in disability income rent test [4] calculations to determine the amount of rent assistance [4] for service pensioners and income support supplement recipients.
In addition to the income test taper, any assets in excess of the assets value limit will reduce the maximum payment rate per fortnight by 37.5 cents for every $250 over the Asset Value Limit. The result is the assets reduced rate
The income free area is the amount of income that an income support pensioner may receive without suffering any reduction in pension under the income test.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
VEA → [28]
If the DFISA [4] recipient's social security payment [4] was reduced because of the compensation recovery rules in Part 3.14 of the Social Security Act 1991, a separate formula was used to calculate the rate of DFISA.
More → [29]
If the person's primary social security payment was subject to compensation recovery, both the notional rate [4] and the actual rate [4] were reduced before the rate of DFISA was calculated. The following table details these additional steps.
Step | Action |
1 | Calculate the person's actual rate [4] |
2 | Subtract the amount by which that rate is reduced under the SSA compensation recovery rules. |
3 | Calculate the person's notional rate [4]. |
4 | Subtract the amount by which that rate would be reduced under the SSA compensation recovery rules if it were the person's actual rate. (This is the same amount as in Step 2.) |
5 | Subtract the result of step 2 from the result of step 4. This gave the rate of DFISA payable. |
If a person had received a lump sum compensation payment which attracted a lump sum preclusion period under the SSA [4], no DFISA was payable. This is because, during a lump sum preclusion period, the compensation affected payment was not payable. As a result, both their actual and notional rates of social security payment were nil.
More → [30]
Social Security Act 1991: Part 3.14 Compensation Recovery
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/comlaw/management.nsf/lookupindexpagesbyid/IP200401781?OpenDocument [33]
Social Security Act 1991: Part 3.14 Division 3 Receipt of Compensation
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/comlaw/management.nsf/lookupindexpagesbyid/IP200401781?OpenDocument [33]
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
A Social Security payment refers to the following:
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
Social Security Act, 1991.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
Some people, eligible for DFISA, may have received less DFISA [4] payment than they thought they would receive. There were two reasons that a person may have received less DFISA than the expected rate or may have had the rate calculated as nil. These were where the person was:
In the process of calculating the rate of DFISA, a notional assessment was done. This involved:
The lower of the two rates was the notional rate [4].
If the person's notional income support payment was the assets tested rate, their rate of DFISA may either have been less than expected or nil. DFISA was the difference between the person's notional rate [4] and the actual rate [4]. Where the notional rate was the assets tested rate, the amount of DFISA was less than the impact that adjusted DP [4] was having on the person's income support payment via the income test. Where the notional assets tested rate was the same as the actual income tested rate, the amount of DFISA was nil.
This example describes a notionally assets tested client whose rate of DFISA was less than the impact of adjusted DP on his actual rate. Rates quoted are as at 20/09/2004.
Mr Lucas was a single homeowner receiving age pension paid by DVA. He received 60% of general rate disability pension ($177.84 per fortnight) and had $122 per fortnight in other income. He had assets totalling $160,000.
Actual rate [4] | Actual income tested rate | $399.56 |
Actual assets tested rate | $449.70 | |
Actual rate (paid) | $399.56 (income rate) | |
Notional rate [4] | Notional income tested rate | $470.70 |
Notional assets tested rate | $449.70 | |
Notional rate (for DFISA) | $449.70 (assets rate) | |
DFISA [4] = | Notional rate (assets tested) less Actual rate (income tested) | |
$449.70 - $399.56 = $50.14 | ||
While Mr Lucas' adjusted disability pension [4] reduced his actual social security payment by $71.14, the rate of DFISA payable was $50.14 due to the impact of the assets test on the notional rate assessment.
Where a person eligible for DFISA was also eligible for rent assistance (RA), their notional rate assessment involved a disability income test for RA. This test was similar to the test applied under the VEA [4] to calculate rates of rent assistance for service pensioners prior to 2022.
More → [37]
The notional disability income test for RA involved calculation of a reduction amount that was applied to the person's RA entitlement. The calculation used adjusted DP [4] only and referred to the income free areas and taper rates applicable to the person's primary payment. As a result of this test, the notional rent assistance [4] amount, included in the calculation of the notional rate [4] for DFISA, may have been less than their actual rent assistance payment. Note: This impacted the notional calculation for DFISA only. There was no actual change to the person's income support payment or rent assistance payment.
This example described a client whose rate of DFISA was nil because of the disability income test for rent assistance. Rates as at 20/09/2004.
Mr Fee was a single age pensioner paid by Centrelink [4]. He received 100% of the general rate disability pension ($296.40 per fortnight) and has no other income. He received $96.80 per fortnight in rent assistance from Centrelink.
Actual rate [4] | Actual income tested rate | $400.94 |
Actual rent assistance | $ 96.80 | |
Actual rate (paid) | $497.74 | |
Notional rate [4] | Notional income tested rate | $470.70 |
$ 27.04 | ||
Notional rate (for DFISA) | $497.74 | |
DFISA [4] = | Notional rate less Actual rate | |
$497.74 – $497.74 = $0.00 | ||
Mr Fee's adjusted disability pension [4] reduced his actual payment by $69.76. However, because of the notional disability income rent test used to calculate notional rent assistance, the amount of DFISA payable was nil.
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, if the person was entitled to rent assistance, the adjusted DP [4] was used to calculate a rent assistance reduction amount in order to determine the notional rent assistance rate. Calculation of the rent assistance reduction amount used the same taper rates [4] and income free area [4] as applied to the person's income support payment.
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not affect the person's actual payment of rent assistance. The notional rent assistance calculation was similar to the former disability income rent test [4] used to calculate rent assistance for service pensioners, income support supplement and veteran payment recipients.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
Centrelink is a Government service delivery agency responsible for delivering a range of Commonwealth Government services (including social security pensions and allowances) to the Australian community through a network of more than 400 Centrelink offices.
DFISA was removed 1 January 2022. This is for historical reference only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's social security income support payment.
For DFISA-like [4] purposes, the actual rate was the daily rate of the person's DAFF [4] or ABSTUDY [4] income support payment.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, the notional rate was what the person's daily rate of income support payment would be if the following applied:
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not change the person's existing social security assessment.
From 1 January 2022, DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. The information below is for historical purposes only.
For DFISA [4] purposes, if the person was entitled to rent assistance, the adjusted DP [4] was used to calculate a rent assistance reduction amount in order to determine the notional rent assistance rate. Calculation of the rent assistance reduction amount used the same taper rates [4] and income free area [4] as applied to the person's income support payment.
Note: This step was only for DFISA calculation purposes and did not affect the person's actual payment of rent assistance. The notional rent assistance calculation was similar to the former disability income rent test [4] used to calculate rent assistance for service pensioners, income support supplement and veteran payment recipients.
The information below is for historical reference only.
Defence Force Income Support Allowance (DFISA) ceased on 1 January 2022 because adjusted disability income became exempt income under the Social Security Act 1991. It was an income support payment [4] paid by DVA [4] to people whose income support payment under Social Security Law [4] was reduced, or not payable, because of the impact of adjusted disability pension [4]. DFISA was the difference between the person's existing entitlement, and what the entitlement would have been had adjusted DP been exempt, but was assessed in the calculation of rent assistance.
On 1 January 2022, both DFISA and the Disability Income Rent Test were removed. Thus the term Adjusted Disability Pension was made redundant. The following is for historical reference only.
Section 118NA of the VEA defined adjusted disability pension as:
Adjusted disability pension did not include war widow's/widower's pension [4], or payments made by other governments to compensate for war or service related injuries.
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