How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?

They don't do the sensible :-
  ammount / 7 = daily
  daily * 365.25 = yearly
  yearly/12 = monthly

I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.

Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?

I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.

Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
its a different answer !!

Rick

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year

Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52

It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
basis for the likes of shared care.

"Rick"  wrote in message 
news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> They don't do the sensible :-
>  ammount / 7 = daily
>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> its a different answer !!
>
> Rick
>

For CS2 the monthly account is worked out slightly differently.  The 
calculation will produce 1 monthly amount which is slightly different to the 
remaining 11 months.  Its worked out the same as your council tax, with 1 
odd month and 11 equal monthly amounts.  and the one odd month is calculated 
depending on whether the case is under a 48 week year or 53 week year 
(although how they come up with that is anyone's guess!)

For a standard 52 week year, you need to look at your weekly liability 
calculated over a whole year. (ie x 52)  Then you work out 4 x weekly 
liability - take that away from the yearly amount - and divide the remaining 
balance by 11.

I am sure there is some logical excuse as to why they go through this long 
winded process.

NACSA CHAIR

-- 
WHEN CSA GET IT WRONG...NACSA PUT IT RIGHT!!! www.nacsa.co.uk PO BOX 4454, 
Dudley West Midlands, DY1 9AN  FAX 01384 343966
Disclaimer: the content of this email is based upon information supplied and
is subject to errors and omissions
"Toffee"  wrote in message 
news:sWdii.10214$%Z3.6942@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly 
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message 
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>> How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>>
>> They don't do the sensible :-
>>  ammount / 7 = daily
>>  daily * 365.25 = yearly
>>  yearly/12 = monthly
>>
>> I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
>> 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>>
>> Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>>
>> I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
>> monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>>
>> Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
>> its a different answer !!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>
>

On 2 Jul, 22:16, "Toffee"  wrote:
> Monthly to weekly is £abc times 12 divided by 52
>
> It's all based around the fact that everything is worked out on a weekly
> basis for the likes of shared care.
>
> "Rick"  wrote in message
>
> news:1183408616.522862.211830@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > How do the CSA get from weekly accessments to monthly payments ?
>
> > They don't do the sensible :-
> >  ammount / 7 = daily
> >  daily * 365.25 = yearly
> >  yearly/12 = monthly
>
> > I was told on the phone "its complex, as years can have between 48 &
> > 53 weeks", which is not the same as the calender I use.
>
> > Why cant they work in weeks, or days ?
>
> > I gust got 12 years of statment of account, its so full of this
> > monthly crap, the figures are all over the place.
>
> > Oh, and how do they get from a montly payslip to a weekly wage - I bet
> > its a different answer !!
>
> > Rick- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

But there are not 52 weeks in a year