tax allowances/ family allowance
Apr 19th 2004, 8:53 pm
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tax allowances/ family allowance
hi all in oz hope to be there soon , but there is just a few quesstions i need asking like what is a married mans tax allowance . how much is stamp duty on houses/new and old not that it matters cos we are coming anyway!
Apr 19th 2004, 9:04 pm
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check out arc'hives ,sure these subjects have been brought up before!
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Apr 19th 2004, 11:44 pm
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Individual income tax rates
Married man, single man, married woman, single woman = $6,000 tax free allowance.
Stamp Duty Calculator
However, latest NSW changes to stamp duty:
April 7, 2004
The cost of a first home will fall by up to $18,000 after the NSW Government eradicated stamp duty for most first home buyers yesterday.
Under the new system, first homes costing up to $500,000 will be free of stamp duty. The concession phases out between $500,00 and 600,000
Married man, single man, married woman, single woman = $6,000 tax free allowance.
Stamp Duty Calculator
However, latest NSW changes to stamp duty:
April 7, 2004
The cost of a first home will fall by up to $18,000 after the NSW Government eradicated stamp duty for most first home buyers yesterday.
Under the new system, first homes costing up to $500,000 will be free of stamp duty. The concession phases out between $500,00 and 600,000
Apr 20th 2004, 12:27 pm
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Re: tax allowances/ family allowance
Originally posted by gary.jepp
hi all in oz hope to be there soon , but there is just a few quesstions i need asking like what is a married mans tax allowance . how much is stamp duty on houses/new and old not that it matters cos we are coming anyway!
hi all in oz hope to be there soon , but there is just a few quesstions i need asking like what is a married mans tax allowance . how much is stamp duty on houses/new and old not that it matters cos we are coming anyway!
Try these web sites they may help you to work out what you will be entitled to
http://www.mortgagestore.com.au/tax.htm - if you put in the amount you think you will earn it will tell you what you will bring home each month
http://www.centrelink.gov.au/interne...e_families.htm - go to the bottom, double click on family assistance estimator and again put it what you think you will earn
Hope this helps and Good luck - by the way, where are you hoping to go to?
