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Training and Research (Subclass 402) Visa - Occupational Trainee Stream

tawnitawni SingaporePosts: 2Member
edited August 2013 in Study and Training Visa
Hi mga kabayan,

di ko sure kung meron nang topic tungkol dito, ask ko lang me nakakaalam kung taxable ba ung salary nito (around AUD 23k annual). di ko kasi maintindihan kung non taxable sya dahil under internship ako sumsweldo o taxable sya dahil sumsweldo ako regardless anung visa ung hawak ko. Please sana me makatulong sakin. :) TIA

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  • lock_code2004lock_code2004 Perth
    Posts: 5,037Member, De-activated
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    @tawni - ang alam ko lahat ng salary ay taxable.. pero for certain brackets mababa lang ang tax nyan.. at minsan ma rerefund mo pa at the end of the financial year..

    read this:

    If the occupational trainee is employed and receiving salary payments, these payments will constitute taxable income for the individual in Australia. The occupational trainee will need to apply for a Tax File Number and should seek tax advice and assistance to lodge tax returns for the period they are working in Australia.


    http://sydney.edu.au/about/working-with-us/international/occupational-trainees.shtml#conditions

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  • nfrondanfronda Perth
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    @tawni..yes taxable yan.. below 18000 annual salary is non taxable..

    06-01-11: Arrived Australia (457 visa dependent on my dad)
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  • tawnitawni Singapore
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    Joined: Jul 11, 2012
    thanks @lock_code2004 and nfronda.. taxable nga din ang pagkakaalam ko. non taxable kasi ang sabi sakin. anyways, thanks sa info ninyo. :)
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