Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments

Legal experts want the federal government to foot the bill for child support if an ex-partner doesn't pay, with new data revealing last financial year 168,000 parents had overdue tax returns.

Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments

Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments

Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments

Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments
Parents failing to submit tax returns are skewing child support payments
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