hello,
le package est bon pour un DINKS; par contre assure toi d'etre eligible au LAFHA et aussi de la duree pendant laquelle tu pourras le toucher.
Le montant de LAFHA correspond a un loyer hebdomadaire de 670$, soit un 2 pieces sur sydney East: ca reste coherent.
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Actually, even someone living away from home with work isn't necessarily able to claim it unless they can prove there is a difference between what they were paying in rental costs and what they will be required to pay in rental costs during the period of inconvenience. What I mean is this; if an ITG contractor in the UK moves to Australia with ITG to work and has a current mortgage in the UK, the additional amount of cost for rent is claimable. If another ITG UK contractor moves to Australia with ITG and ends a current rental lease to move, they are NOT able to claim a full allowance, only the amount of difference in the rental costs if the rental costs in Australia happen to be greater than the UK. This is clearly defined by the ATO and that is how it is assessed during an ATO audit.
Overpayment will have to be paid back to the ATO by the contractor/employee in all cases, without exception. Most contractors/employees are not told of this when they sign up for LAFHA with a management company. It's a big shock when you get a $25,000 tax bill with payment required within 30 days to the ATO.
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