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On the tax issue, the new CS laws make it an offence for anyone with an active CS matter to lodge returns annually. I've not yet investigated whether the authority to enforce lies with the CSA General Manager or the Tax Commissioner. I'll have a look later.
The CSA want you to initiate a Section 6B (CoA) application because it greatly expands their authority to act. It also allows them to throw out the formula and make up figures willy-nilly, which can then only be disputed in Court, thereby increasing everyone's costs and potentially preventing some people from challenging their determination for want of available funds to do so. Your ex's car is of no relevance, hp or no, and nor is your mortgage. Failing your lodgement of the CoA application, all is based on gross taxable income.
I can also only agree with your comment about the CSA keeping people in the past. The effects are overwhelmingly negative.