Bonjour Clementine,
Au sujet de la taxation sur le revenu vis a vis du sautut resident ou non (au sens de taxes), une loi est en cours de changement, tu peux le constater via l’extrait su site de l’ATO (australian taxation office) que je te propose ci dessous:(Source:https://www.ato.gov.au/General/New-legislation/In-detail/Direct-taxes/Income-tax-for-individuals/Tax-residency-rules-to-change-for-temporary-working-holiday-makers/?page=1#Legislation_and_supporting_material)
« Tax residency rules to change for temporary working holiday makers
In the 2015-16 Federal Budget, the government announced that it will change the tax residency rules for most people who are temporarily in Australia for a working holiday.
These people will be treated as non-residents for tax purposes, regardless of how long they are here. They will not be able to access the tax-free threshold and will be taxed at the second marginal rate (currently 32.5%) from their first dollar of income up to $80,000.
The change will take effect from 1 July 2016.
Legislation and supporting material
Legislation for this measure has not yet been drafted.
En bref, la loi est sur le point de changer mais rien est encore propose.[/b]
La difference est qu’avant si tu restais six mois dans la meme zone géographique tu devenais residents au sens des taxes. Maintenant ca ne sera plus le cas…et tu auras dans tous les cas 32,5% de taxes. A ce jour toujours rien au sujet du tax return. Cela est pour le moment toujours applicable.
Esperanto que cela t’aide.
Cordialement
Nicolas
AUSTRALIA MIGRATION AND SKILLS ASSISTANCE.
, le il y a 8 années et 2 mois.
