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This algorithm helps to identify (foster) children who are entitled to an allowance under the child benefit scheme. The scheme applies to children of parents who have been recognised as victims, born on or before 5 November 2022 and aged 20 or under on 1 January 2005. They will receive a cash paymen...

The algorithm assists in compiling a dataset of former benefit partners of victims who, under the Benefits Redress Act (Wht), may be entitled to the ex-benefit partner scheme as ex-benefit partners. They will receive a lump-sum payment of €10,000. In addition, they can receive comprehensive support ...

The algorithm helps to ensure that affected parents are informed in a timely and appropriate manner about developments in the UHT processes that are relevant to them, in relation to the childcare allowance issues. 

The algorithm helps parents gain a quick and easy insight into their financial situation. They can request a payment and settlement statement from UHT, which sets out all payments and debts. This allows them to see what has been paid, what is still outstanding and, if necessary, to take action in th...

The algorithm helps other support organisations to obtain the correct information from the Childcare Allowance Recovery Agency. This enables these organisations to provide the right support to parents who have (or have not) been affected by the problems with the childcare allowance.

The algorithm helps to provide the right support quickly to parents who have been affected by the problems with the childcare allowance. It checks their status and flags up any issues where affected parents are getting stuck. This ensures they receive faster and more effective assistance.

On this page, you will find information about the ‘Optimal allocation between tax partners’ algorithm. This algorithm automatically calculates the most tax-efficient allocation of tax deductions and joint income between partners who file a joint tax return.

The Tax and Customs Administration receives approximately 50,000 requests for dividend tax refunds each year. The algorithm helps to identify which requests can be processed automatically and which require manual assessment.

Within the implementation of the KOT scheme, the various algorithms jointly contribute to, among other things, determining whether parents are entitled to the KOT scheme (the light test), checking data, determining whether parents are eligible for components (such as the break button or the guarante...

This is a signal model for the Overdrachtsbelasting (OVB). The model checks whether claims for the OVB start-up exemption or the reduced OVB rate are correct. The throw-out reasons follow (in)directly from the law. If a return meets one of the throw-out reasons, there is a chance that the claim (exe...