Tax Return Claim
Jul 14th 2005, 10:10 am
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Tax Return Claim
Hi
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol
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I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol
)I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
Jul 14th 2005, 11:18 am
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Re: Tax Return Claim
Originally Posted by of2oz
Hi
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol )
I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol
)I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
Just bumping it up once
Jul 14th 2005, 11:21 am
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Re: Tax Return Claim
Originally Posted by of2oz
Hi
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol )
I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
How many of you are currently filing your returns and have employed an accountant. I am not sure yet what to do as we have been in the country 5 months and I have a full time job and about to make my return on line. (Hubby is enjoying his liesure time for the moment , lol
)I work for a company and have to travel regulary, but these trips are all paid for, what I am wondering is can I claim for home electric, etc as I work from home a couple of days a week (IT based work) and also possible clothing/ laundry as my job requires me to look presentable.
Any suggestions for all you financially astute people out there ???
Jul 14th 2005, 11:29 am
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Re: Tax Return Claim
Where are you living. Then people might be able to recommend a local one
Jul 14th 2005, 11:41 am
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Re: Tax Return Claim
Originally Posted by hevs
Where are you living. Then people might be able to recommend a local one
Good idea, I'm in Mount Eliza
Paula
Jul 14th 2005, 12:36 pm
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Re: Tax Return Claim
As a guide for our area, the one we used was in Berwick and cost $65
Jul 23rd 2005, 6:51 am
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Re: Tax Return Claim
Originally Posted by hevs
As a guide for our area, the one we used was in Berwick and cost $65
Cheers
Owen
