migration to Australia
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 May 21 2011, 10:57 PM
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Hey anyone here knows the tax structure of australia in details? I know that there are a few salary brackets according to your salary range but the australia tax website did not really provide much details about tax rebate. Like in malaysia, you can claim tax rebate for books, sport equipment, housing interest and etc... does australia practise it as well or it is a flat tax structure. No rebate at all??
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May 22 2011, 01:17 PM
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QUOTE(annielee @ May 22 2011, 01:34 AM) as you know, the higher you earn, the more tax you pay.. I know the about the tax bracket and the rates. The only thing that I am not clear is the tax rebates which you said is quite hard to come by since the welfare is good.in oz, i dont recall claiming those tax rebate that you enjoyed in msia, as in oz the welfare is good enough, which is why i think not much tax rebates.. the only tax rebate i claimed b4 are work related training/exams.... you can find the rates in ATO website there are few calculator on the website that you can used to estimate your monthly nett salary as well.. Added on May 22, 2011, 1:39 ameven with PR, if you are not physically in Oz, i doubt you will get any replies from the SEEK jobs you applied.. it will be good if you can ask for a transfer from IBM Msia to IBM Australia.. definitely you will have face some hard time, as some recruiter will prefer local experience under your belt as well..  |
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