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The document is an application form for the Independent Circumstances Allowance, intended for students under 24 years old who are independent from their parents and facing exceptional circumstances. It outlines eligibility criteria, required documentation, and the application process for financial assistance through StudyLink. The form emphasizes the importance of providing accurate information and may require supporting statements from professionals to confirm the applicant's situation.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Independent Circumstances Allowance application in the editor.
Begin by entering your client number if you have one. This can be found on your Community Services Card.
Fill in your full legal name as it appears on your birth certificate, including first name, middle names, and surname.
Provide your date of birth and current living address while studying. If you live overseas, include a contact address in New Zealand.
Indicate whether you will be living with your parents or receiving financial support from them. Answer 'Yes' or 'No' accordingly.
Explain the reason for applying for the Independent Circumstances Allowance by selecting the appropriate option and providing details.
Complete the Student’s declaration section at the end of the form, ensuring all information is accurate before submitting.

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What is the maximum student allowance?

How income affects your payments. Your income can be up to $270.10 a week (before tax), before it affects your Student Allowance. After this, your Student Allowance reduces cent for cent. Your Student Allowance weekly payment is $360.93 (after tax) or $412.04 (before tax).

Does parents income affect student allowance in NZ?

If your parents joint earnings are more than $68,413.80 a year before tax, the rate you get for Student Allowance goes down. You cant get a Student Allowance if their joint earnings while you study are more than: $124,922.46 if you live with them. $134,204.31 if you dont live with them.

Does allowance from parents count as income?

There are no federal income tax consequences to your minor child if you give him or her an allowance. Similarly, there are no federal income tax consequences to you, as a parent, for giving an allowance to your minor child.

Does scholarship count as income NZ?

Scholarships, prizes and awards may be counted as income and affect how much Student Allowance can be received. We recommend you contact StudyLink for specific advice. You can see your recent scholarship payments in Student Services Online.

Does student aid count as income?

Most forms of financial aid are not taxable. For example, students typically do not pay taxes on student loans, grants, or scholarships. There are exceptions, however. Students must pay taxes on work-related income distributed as financial aid.

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Does student allowance count as income in NZ?

If youre working, check youre using the right tax code with Inland Revenue (dont forget the Student Allowance is also counted as income). If youre getting a Student Loan, you need to make sure the right deductions are being made to repay it.