This part of the law used to be about writing off certain penalties if someone didn’t follow an arrangement. However, it no longer applies. The government removed this section from the Child Support Act on 1 April 2021. This means that if you’re looking for information about writing off penalties, you’ll need to check the current rules, as they might be different now.
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135K: Relief from incremental penalties in relation to arrangements entered into or made before 26 September 2006, or
"Old rule about reducing extra penalties for agreements made before September 2006 no longer applies"
135M: Relief from ongoing incremental penalties if payment agreement in force, or
"No more extra fees if you agree to pay your child support"
