TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
I have been reading this forum regularly... and will require some advices from you folks.
May I know the % or amount which we will taxed for any interest made via fixed deposits. Many thanks. |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by daylesford
(Post 4509956)
I have been reading this forum regularly... and will require some advices from you folks.
May I know the % or amount which we will taxed for any interest made via fixed deposits. Many thanks. When we first invested our capital we were still in the UK with an address with the bank outside Australia... That had us taxed at 10%... Then we changed our address to one inside Australia when we moved and we were taxed at 46.5%... Then we provided Tax File Numbers and were credited all the tax back because we now have to account for everything on our tax return... It is possible to have 2 addresses, one in the UK (so maintaining the 10% rate) and one in Australia for statements, cards, etc... Getting a TFN is not hard and can be done on-line once you have a visa and address in Australia... Further info here... Australian Tax Office HTH |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by rodders39
(Post 4510765)
Here's what has happened to us...
When we first invested our capital we were still in the UK with an address with the bank outside Australia... That had us taxed at 10%... |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by JAJ
(Post 4511805)
UK tax payable would normally be additional, if you were UK tax resident.
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Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by rodders39
(Post 4511892)
There's just no hiding... ;) Everyone wants their slice...:(
Or are you objecting to the principle of paying tax in the first place? |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by JAJ
(Post 4511903)
You don't pay double tax. The 10% withheld by Australia is allowable against your UK tax liability.
Or are you objecting to the principle of paying tax in the first place? |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Agreed ... did you (rodders39) receive any interest from Australia when you were living in the UK?
Have you declared it to the UK Revenue? Best regards.
Originally Posted by JAJ
(Post 4511805)
UK tax payable would normally be additional, if you were UK tax resident.
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Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Any idea what the Oz tax situation is with money invested in NZ? the interest rates are looking pretty good at the moment and we were thinking of leaving the money here for a while
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Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
(Post 4512282)
Agreed ... did you (rodders39) receive any interest from Australia when you were living in the UK?
Have you declared it to the UK Revenue? Best regards. My UK Tax return is not due yet...! Though I shall certainly inform my accountant of the details... I need to sort out the transfer of our 2 very modest pensions as well whilst I remember... Something your firm might be able to help with...? |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4512549)
Any idea what the Oz tax situation is with money invested in NZ? the interest rates are looking pretty good at the moment and we were thinking of leaving the money here for a while
Peter |
Re: TAX on Interest earned from Fixed Deposits?
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4512549)
Any idea what the Oz tax situation is with money invested in NZ? the interest rates are looking pretty good at the moment and we were thinking of leaving the money here for a while
Incidentally, you should be able to obtain a New Zealand dollar denominated bank account in Australia if you really want one. And as regards the tax issue, ptlabs has answered that. |
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