Want to get ahead next tax time?
Tips to get the most out of your tax in 2024
Want to get ahead for next tax time? Use this Australian Taxation Office (ATO) checklist to make sure everything is in order!
√ Records, records, records
Tips to get the most out of your tax in 2024
Want to get ahead for next tax time? Use this Australian Taxation Office (ATO) checklist to make sure everything is in order!
√ Records, records, records
‘Nail’ your deductions this tax time!
Not sure what deductions you can claim as an apprentice? Well, great news! The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have shared some helpful tips and resources to make tax time easier.
‘Can I claim that?’
Check out the ATO’s tailored occupation guide for Apprentices. It helps explain which deductions you can and can’t claim this year, as well as the income you’ll need to declare, and the records you need to keep. Even better, the guide has also been translated into other languages.
Keeping your records
Your glovebox filing system is great, but there’s an easier way. Download the ATO app and use the myDeductions tool for a fast and easy way to store your receipts and keep track of your records!
The ATO app is also one of the best ways to track the progress and outcome of your tax return after you’ve lodged.
Best time to lodge?
The best time to lodge is from late July, when most of your information from employers, banks and health funds has been automatically included in your tax return. All you’ll need to do is check the pre-filled information is correct, add any income that’s missing, and claim your deductions!
Remember, most tax returns lodged online take about two weeks to be processed.
The Apprentice Employment Network WA is the peak body representing a network of 23 independent, Group Training Organisations (GTO) in Western Australia.
Collectively, GTOs currently employ approximately 3,000 apprentice and trainees in a range of industries, across metropolitan, regional, rural and remote areas of Western Australia.
Once you have selected your apprenticeship / traineeship with the assistance of your school career advisor and parent or legal guardian, we invite you to use the FIND a GTO search facility on this website to locate an employer. If you require additional help, send us an email or give us a call.
Looking for an Apprenticeship or Traineeship?
Find out how one of our member employers can help you.
For a full list of our employers visit the Our Members page located under About Us.
To find out more about the employment services they offer and the benefits of undertaking an Apprenticeship or Traineeship with them, visit the Jobseeker and Employer menus on this website.
Once you have decided on a career path, we invite you to use the FIND a GTO search facility, to locate an employer that can assist you. If you require further assistance, please send us an email or give us a call.
It’s tax time! It pays to learn what work-related expenses you can claim.
Do you know what you can and can’t claim during tax time? Lodging your tax return is easy with the ATO’s work-related expenses guide for tradies. Download the summary guide here.
When completing your tax return, you may be able to claim deductions for some work-related expenses.
To claim a work-related deduction:
you must have spent the money yourself and weren’t reimbursed
it must directly relate to earning your income
you must have a record to prove it.
If the expense was for both work and private purposes, you can only claim a deduction for the work-related portion. Common deductions for apprentices can include:
Car expenses
Clothing, and tools and equipment expenses
Self-education expenses
Remember to report all income in your tax return and remove any portion of your expense that is not work-related.
It’s tax time! It pays to learn what work-related expenses you can claim. Do you know what you can and can’t claim during tax time?
Lodging your tax return is easy with the ATO’s work-related expenses guide for apprentices. For helpful information on which expenses can and cannot be claimed at tax time, download this summary guide.
When completing your tax return, you may be able to claim deductions for some work-related expenses.
To claim a work-related deduction:
you must have spent the money yourself and weren’t reimbursed
it must directly relate to earning your income
you must have a record to prove it.
If the expense was for both work and private purposes, you can only claim a deduction for the work-related portion. Common deductions for apprentices can include:
Car expenses
Clothing, and tools and equipment expenses
Self-education expenses
Remember to report all income in your tax return and remove any portion of your expense that is not work-related.
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