Child Benefit Act 1975

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The Child Benefit Act 1975 is UK legislation that introduced a unified, tax-free cash benefit for children, replacing earlier family allowance schemes and forming the basis of the modern child benefit system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom
appliesToTerritory Great Britain NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
benefitCharacteristic tax-free
benefitNature non-contributory benefit
benefitTargetGroup children
families with children
benefitType cash benefit
country United Kingdom
formsBasisOf modern UK child benefit system
hasLegalEffect establishment of statutory entitlement to child benefit
introducedUnifiedBenefit child benefit
isPartOf United Kingdom social security legislation
jurisdiction United Kingdom
languageOfWork English
legalSystem English law NERFINISHED
legislativeBody Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
policyArea family policy
social security
welfare benefits
purpose to provide a unified cash benefit for children
to replace earlier family allowance schemes
relevantTo guardians
parents
persons responsible for children
replaced family allowance schemes
shortTitle Child Benefit Act 1975 NERFINISHED
subjectMatter child benefit
family allowances
yearOfAct 1975

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Family Allowances Act 1945 repealedBy Child Benefit Act 1975