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Income support disputes
If your weekly payments have been reduced or stopped while you're still unable to work, we can help get that decision reversed.
The basics
TAC income support replaces a portion of your lost earnings while you're unable to work because of a transport accident. It's a no-fault entitlement, generally calculated against what you were earning before the accident, and it can be reduced, capped, or stopped if the TAC decides your circumstances have changed.
What's included
We look at exactly why your payments were reduced or stopped, and whether that decision actually holds up against your medical evidence.
Payments are calculated against what you were earning before the accident. If that figure is wrong or understated, the payments built on it will be too, so we make sure it's accurate.
Where a review doesn't resolve it, we lodge a dispute and represent you through the process.
Income disputes are rarely a single conversation. We follow through until your payments are reinstated or the matter is resolved.
How we help
A stopped income payment affects your ability to cover rent, bills and recovery costs immediately, not eventually. There's also a 12-month window to dispute the decision, so delaying doesn't just cost you money, it risks the dispute right itself.
FAQs
Yes, if the TAC decides your circumstances have changed, for example if it assesses you as fit for some work, or your entitlement period has ended. That decision can be reviewed and disputed if it doesn't reflect your actual situation.
A free, no-obligation conversation is the fastest way to find out where you stand.