Tax rates for temporary residents (spouse)
May 10th 2005, 11:30 am
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Tax rates for temporary residents (spouse)
Hi All
My husband and I will be moving to Melbourne in January. He will be on a temporary spouse visa working remotely for his company in London. My question is, for Australian tax purposes, will he be taxed as a resident or non-resident of Australia?
Thanks,
AJW
My husband and I will be moving to Melbourne in January. He will be on a temporary spouse visa working remotely for his company in London. My question is, for Australian tax purposes, will he be taxed as a resident or non-resident of Australia?
Thanks,
AJW
May 10th 2005, 11:39 am
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Re: Tax rates for temporary residents (spouse)
Originally Posted by annajw
Hi All
My husband and I will be moving to Melbourne in January. He will be on a temporary spouse visa working remotely for his company in London. My question is, for Australian tax purposes, will he be taxed as a resident or non-resident of Australia?
Thanks,
AJW
My husband and I will be moving to Melbourne in January. He will be on a temporary spouse visa working remotely for his company in London. My question is, for Australian tax purposes, will he be taxed as a resident or non-resident of Australia?
Thanks,
AJW
As far as I know - and I'm assuming he's on the spouse visa that's temporary for 2 years and turns into a Permanent Visa - he will be taxed as a resident. My partner Matt is on this visa, although he hasn't got his first paycheck yet, it's due in 2 weeks.
May 10th 2005, 11:40 am
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Re: Tax rates for temporary residents (spouse)
Originally Posted by matt-and-jenny
Hi Anna
As far as I know - and I'm assuming he's on the spouse visa that's temporary for 2 years and turns into a Permanent Visa - he will be taxed as a resident. My partner Matt is on this visa, although he hasn't got his first paycheck yet, it's due in 2 weeks.
As far as I know - and I'm assuming he's on the spouse visa that's temporary for 2 years and turns into a Permanent Visa - he will be taxed as a resident. My partner Matt is on this visa, although he hasn't got his first paycheck yet, it's due in 2 weeks.
