ATO Closing in on Aussie Expats with Student Debt – Recently the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) published a Gazette Notice where they indicated that they will now acquire overseas movement data from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) for those Australian expats who move overseas and have an outstanding HELP (formerly HECS), VSL or TSL […]
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Win For Australian Expat Tax As High Court Refuses ATO Appeal – in what has been one of the most significant court cases for Australian expats, the Harding vs Commission of Taxation (ATO) case highlights the rapidly changing demographic of how Australian expats live, work and play. As we reported earlier this year the Full
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Navigating the Department of Human Services (Centrelink) legislation and rules regarding the Age Pension can be complex enough for Australian residents, let alone Australian Expats. In this article we aim to break down the complexity surrounding Age Pension eligibility to help provide guidance for Australians expats looking to claim in the future. Eligibility for
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In 2018 we covered the Heart Act Exit Tax and how it could potentially affect US resident Australian expats. Recently we have seen some of our clients become eligible for Green Cards either through marriage or through the Green Card lottery. Additionally, we have had an influx of clients who have found out that they
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A recent statement by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) shows that their visibility of offshore accounts, including Australian expat bank accounts, is incredibly high and that now, more than ever, it is imperative that Australian expats manage their financial affairs taking into account these new global initiatives. Since the introduction of the Common Reporting Standard
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How to determine your tax residency as an Australian Expat in the UAE and ensure you are classified as a non-resident As a specialist financial planner to Australian Expats the most common question people have is determining their expat tax residency as an Australian expat in the UAE and what they need to do
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Changes Still Afoot With Main Residence Exemption for Australian Expats – Australian expats around the globe let out a sigh of relief when the Treasury Laws Amendment (reducing Pressure on Housing Affordability Measures no.2) Bill 2018 had lapsed on 1 July 2019. Unfortunately, this period of resting easy has also lapsed as recent comments from the
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