I need to know....

[Wedgie]

Yep, will be in you ATO account in MyGov and under the Employment Tab, then Income Statements.
Wait till it's "Tax Ready" though as some employers may take up till the end of July to get all info in (and some update them every few weeks so it can constantly change).

[Lightning McQueen]

Well I guess I’m just screwed then, cheers Mr Chalmers, my lowest return ever.

[MW]

Well I guess I’m just screwed then, cheers Mr Chalmers, my lowest return ever.

Seeing a lot of comments of people having tax bills this year instead of returns...i'm too nervous to do mine now

[Wedgie]

It's going to be a common occurrence with the LMITO of $1500 not being extended.
When the fin year started I organised an extra $200pf tax out of my pay to avoid a debt.

[Lightning McQueen]

Well I guess I’m just screwed then, cheers Mr Chalmers, my lowest return ever.

Seeing a lot of comments of people having tax bills this year instead of returns...i'm too nervous to do mine now

I was a bit apprehensive in looking incase I hadn’t paid enough through my annual leave being paid out.

[Lightning McQueen]

It's going to be a common occurrence with the LMITO of $1500 not being extended.
When the fin year started I organised an extra $200pf tax out of my pay to avoid a debt.

I didn’t think that far ahead, might be something I look into going forward, worst case scenario I get a nice little return for skimming off the top.

This is the first time this millennium that I’ve been paid weekly.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Well I guess I’m just screwed then, cheers Mr Chalmers, my lowest return ever.

Seeing a lot of comments of people having tax bills this year instead of returns...i'm too nervous to do mine now

Ditto

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[locky801]

Well I guess I’m just screwed then, cheers Mr Chalmers, my lowest return ever.

Seeing a lot of comments of people having tax bills this year instead of returns...i'm too nervous to do mine now

Great just be my luck have paid tax 6 of he last 7 years and then got a great refund last year, probably end up giving it all back then

[Vamos]

Yep, will be in you ATO account in MyGov and under the Employment Tab, then Income Statements.
Wait till it's "Tax Ready" though as some employers may take up till the end of July to get all info in (and some update them every few weeks so it can constantly change).

There's no need to wait til it's loaded, just use your last payslip in that FY.

[Wedgie]

Yep, will be in you ATO account in MyGov and under the Employment Tab, then Income Statements.
Wait till it's "Tax Ready" though as some employers may take up till the end of July to get all info in (and some update them every few weeks so it can constantly change).

There's no need to wait til it's loaded, just use your last payslip in that FY.

My payslip said I earnt $1595 more than my Income Statement. This is quite common but the tax paid is usually accurate.
I'm a few hundred dollars better off having used my Income Statement.

Payslip is a good guide but don't use that figure. You should actually refer to your income statement to work out what to put for salary or wages in your return. This is what your employer reports and what we need to work it out for you

[king neptune]

So who is responsible for the low/middle income tax offset being scrapped? I need to know which cloud to shake my fist at. This year's return less than a third of what it's been for the last 6 years. Bucking fastards.

[Wedgie]

So who is responsible for the low/middle income tax offset being scrapped? I need to know which cloud to shake my fist at. This year's return less than a third of what it's been for the last 6 years. Bucking fastards.

Noone scrapped it, it was only ever a temporary measure brought in 2018/19 that got extended due to covid.
Neither party planned to retain it for 22/23 or beyond.
New tax cuts do start this month though and they're permanent so hopefully it's just one year of pain for most.

[king neptune]

So who is responsible for the low/middle income tax offset being scrapped? I need to know which cloud to shake my fist at. This year's return less than a third of what it's been for the last 6 years. Bucking fastards.

Noone scrapped it, it was only ever a temporary measure brought in 2018/19 that got extended due to covid.
Neither party planned to retain it for 22/23 or beyond.
New tax cuts do start this month though and they're permanent so hopefully it's just one year of pain for most.

Thank you, shaking my fist at all the clouds then.

[Vamos]

Yep, will be in you ATO account in MyGov and under the Employment Tab, then Income Statements.
Wait till it's "Tax Ready" though as some employers may take up till the end of July to get all info in (and some update them every few weeks so it can constantly change).

There's no need to wait til it's loaded, just use your last payslip in that FY.

My payslip said I earnt $1595 more than my Income Statement. This is quite common but the tax paid is usually accurate.
I'm a few hundred dollars better off having used my Income Statement.

Payslip is a good guide but don't use that figure. You should actually refer to your income statement to work out what to put for salary or wages in your return. This is what your employer reports and what we need to work it out for you

Never had an issue, been with the same company for 10 years and my June payslip YTD and Tax has always matched the Income Statement/ Group Cert. There's no pre-tax deductions or allowances though, just income and tax.

[Dutchy]

Is Booney on holiday?

[Brodlach]

Is Booney on holiday?

[Booney]

Is Booney on holiday?

[Corona Man]

Is Booney on holiday?

Bintangs at 10.00am.

[Footy Chick]

Is Booney on holiday?

Still waiting on a photo of his yoga poses

[Booney]

Is Booney on holiday?

Still waiting on a photo of his yoga poses

Send yoga's.