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Helping backpackers, students and working holiday makers find casual jobs around Australia part time and casual work.
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An Australian website for Working Holiday Makers, Backpackers, Students and travellers alike, Visa holders looking for work in Australia or information about working in Australia. We cater for overseas and migrating families looking at moving or working in Australia.

08/12/2021

Avoid being ripped off!
Before you start your working holiday in Australia
Firstly you need to apply for an Australian Tax File Number (TFN).
See here
You can apply for your TFN online at www.ato.gov.au
or phone 13 28 61 between 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday.
Phone 13 14 50 for interpreting service if your English is not so good.

The ATO is the Government’s principal revenue collection agency. Our role is to manage and shape the tax, excise and superannuation systems that fund services for Australians.

04/12/2021

Tax information for Overseas Workers in Australia
Tax Information and lodging a tax return for Backpackers and Working Holidaymakers in Australia

Australia operates under a tax system of Pay-As-You-Go. Meaning that instead of paying one lump sum of tax at the end of the tax year, the employer withholds the appropriate amount of tax from your wages. The payslip provided by your employer usually provides details of the amount of salary paid and the amount of tax withheld. At the end of the financial year (30th of June), you have to submit a tax return to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). This allows the ATO to calculate whether you have paid enough taxes on the wages you earned. If you have paid less than you should, you get a tax bill. If you have paid more taxes than you should, you get a tax refund.

Tax information overseas working holiday makers. earned over $6000 in one financial year, employer withheld tax from your wages you need to lodge a tax return.

03/12/2021

What is superannuation?
Superannuation is a compulsory retirement saving that is paid by your employer. It is compulsory for employers to pay a minimum of 9.5% of your wages in superannuation if
- you are over 18, and
- earn more than $450 a month from that employer.

It does not matter if you are working as permanent or casual, or if your resident or non-resident for tax purposes. Your employer must pay superannuation for you if you meet the above criteria.

The superannuation paid by your employer is taxed at 15% by the ATO

Superannuation for overseas workers, backpackers and travellers doing casual work should still get paid Super, its the same as permanent or casual workers who are residents or non-residents for tax purposes. Your employer must pay superannuation to you if you meet the above criteria.

02/12/2021

An Australian website for Working Holiday Makers, Backpackers, Students and Travellers alike
Are you looking to work your way around Australia on a working road trip, or to follow the seasonal work or volunteering trail, or a student looking to do short-term work during your holidays then hopefully you'll find information here about worker friendly temporary accommodation, seasonal work both paid and volunteering as well as lots of other information to help you on your Australian Workstay journey

Casual jobs for Backpackers travelling around Australia from fruit picking to working in an office. Workstay is helping working holiday makers; Backpackers find casual work.

Address

Perth, WA
6000

Website

http://www.workstay.com.au/

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