The three-nucleon system (ppn or nnp) may be considered as a system of identical particles within a framework of the isospin formalism (AAA model). Here we propose to treat the system as a system with only two identical particles as a natural way to take into account the charge dependence of the nucleon–nucleon (NN) interaction. We apply the ‘given charge formalism’ to formulate the ‘isospinless’ AAB model. The charge independence breaking effect for Nd scattering is modeled by using a phenomenological adjustment for s-wave NN potential. The modeling is based on the configuration space Faddeev equations. Calculations of the phase shifts, inelasticities, and breakup amplitudes are performed for nd and pd scattering at different energies for both AAA and AAB models. It has found that the numerical differences between the results obtained with these two models are relatively small (about 1%), however, noticeable. In this regard, we consider the numerical accuracy of the calculations and in particular the effect of oscillations of the phase shifts and inelasticities that depend on the asymptotic cutoff parameter. The choice of the cutoff parameter is performed to minimize the impact of oscillations on the accuracy for the phenomenological (MT I–III) and realistic (AV14) potentials.