Hi looking for any words of wisdom/advice.
Bit of background ex and I divorced in 2005 he remained living/working abroad I moved back to uk with dd.
Maintenance was worked out eventually and ex paid less than the agreed amount sporadically. After a few years of sporadic payments I sought the help of CSA. They eventually managed to calculate his wages after having to go directly to his work payroll and I started receiving regular payments.
At the end of last year CSA did a re-assessment of ex's wages, the result was this.....
They are legally permitted to do an assessment as the company he works abroad for is a UK based company and his wages are paid into a UK bank account. They are however unable to make any calculation of wages that have not been taxed.....he does not pay any tax as he is not in the country!!! Therefore they cannot collect anything for my dd!!
I have appealed this and they have said in writing that it seems to be an unfair loophole that they are looking into.
It also means that all previous payments made to me via CSA were in fact unlawful and I should not have received them.
Ex has not bothered to pay anything towards our daughter since CSA stopped taking payments directly from his wages, I therefore have received nothing since December of last year.
Any thoughts, help or advice would be much appreciated:)
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