Category: Aus – Tax

Relocating from Norfolk Island to mainland Australia involves several important tax considerations, especially when it comes to lodging your tax return. Due to Norfolk Island’s unique tax status changes in recent years, moving to the mainland affects your tax residency,...

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The Zone Tax Offset and Overseas Forces Tax Offset are valuable tax concessions provided by the Australian Government to support eligible taxpayers living or serving in designated remote areas or overseas military service. These offsets reduce the amount of tax...

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Indigenous Australians living in remote and very remote areas often face unique challenges when it comes to managing their tax obligations. Recognising these challenges, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has developed targeted programs and services to support remote Indigenous taxpayers....

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The Private Health Insurance Rebate is a government initiative designed to make private health insurance more affordable for Australians. Administered by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), this rebate provides a percentage refund of your private health insurance premiums, reducing your...

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Losing your job can be a difficult and stressful experience, not only emotionally but also financially. Understanding how job loss impacts your tax and superannuation obligations is crucial for managing your finances and planning your next steps. This detailed guide...

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Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) is an important component of Australia’s tax system that impacts many employers and their employees. It applies to certain benefits employers provide to employees or their associates, beyond ordinary salary or wages. Understanding what FBT covers,...

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The Medicare Levy is an essential component of Australia’s healthcare funding system, typically set at 2% of your taxable income. However, not all taxpayers pay the full levy—many qualify for exemptions or reductions based on their income, age, or circumstances....

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Understanding whether you are classified as an employee or a contractor is essential for both workers and businesses in Australia. The distinction affects tax obligations, superannuation, insurance, and workplace rights. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) provides clear guidelines to determine...

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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is spearheading the adoption of e-invoicing to modernise business transactions and improve efficiency across the country. e-Invoicing, or electronic invoicing, is a digital solution that enables businesses to send and receive invoices directly between accounting...

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Ride-share driving and food delivery have become popular gig economy jobs in Australia, offering flexible income opportunities. However, many drivers and delivery workers are unsure about their tax obligations. This comprehensive guide explains when and how you need to pay...

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