Can An Expat Contribute to Their Australian Superannuation? – The ability of Australian expats contributing super whilst living overseas is something we’re often asked about. There continues to be a great deal of misinformation and uncertainty on the subject and so we have prepared a short guide to dispel some of the myths and to …
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How An Australian Expat Appoints a Tax Agent for a Return Extension – Australian expats living abroad often find themselves caught up in the complexities of filing their Australian tax returns. Individuals who do not have a tax agent will have a tax return lodgement due date of 31st October, which is a mere 4 …
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Understanding Taxation When Moving Back to Australia – For numerous Australian expats, coming back home, be it for a short stint or permanently, is a major decision. Your financial strategies should be versatile enough to adapt to lifestyle shifts, including becoming a tax resident in Australia. Tax Planning: Boosting Your Finances Switching countries necessitates …
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Why Australian Expats Should Think Twice Before Renovating Their Property Back Home – For many Australian expats living abroad, the idea of renovating their property back home can seem like a solid investment. Whether the property is an asset they left behind, a recent purchase, or even an inheritance, it’s tempting to improve its value and …
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Negative Gearing for Australian Expats Living Overseas: A Comprehensive Overview – Australia’s unique taxation structure provides numerous advantages to property investors, particularly through negative gearing. Negative gearing occurs when the cost of owning a property (interest on the loan, maintenance, property management fees, and other related expenses) exceeds the rental income it generates. This “loss” can …
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30 Days Left For Australian Expats to Lodge Your Tax Return – For the majority of Australians, the end of the financial year marks a crucial time. It signifies the culmination of a year’s worth of earning, spending, and hopefully, saving. And with just 30 days left to lodge your tax return, the countdown has officially …
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Do Australian Expats Living Overseas Need to Lodge a Tax Return? – Navigating the complex maze of tax obligations can be daunting, especially when you’re an Australian expat living overseas. The question that frequently arises is: “Do I need to lodge a tax return with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) while I live abroad?” The answer …
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Australian Expat Note – ATO Finalises Tax Residency Ruling – The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have released much anticipated guidance on the current tax residency rules with Taxation Ruling TR 2023/1 (the Ruling) which finalises the draft released late last year TR 2022/D2. The Ruling replaces longstanding ATO tax residency guidance for Australian expats in …
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How Expats Can Save On Their HECS/HELP Debt – Every year the HECS/HELP student debts are subject to an adjustment for inflation on 1 June and since 2017 Australian expats are required to continue making payments towards their student debts even when living overseas. In recent history prior to 2022, with inflation at consistent lows these …
What is Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding Tax? – If you are a selling real estate located in Australia, and you are a foreign resident for Australian tax purposes (non-resident), the purchaser will generally be required to withhold 12.5% of the purchase price and send to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). This is called ‘Foreign …
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