blackcab

For what?

old.sparkles

Think that was aimed at Zulu

Pollyana

Yes ir was, only this poxy new system won't let me click the quote box on the quick reply.

swans

It isn't a flameing,it is a fairly common mistake.Tax tables are tax tables and computer systems are computer systems.Very difficult to go wrong.

If you only worked a short period and earned $6-7 K then the sum you have underpaid is around what you said.earning under $350 a week means tax free.

Ask your employer why there is such a shortfall in tax deducted.Did both employers pay you less than 40k per year or more.If your combined earnings took you over $80K then you move into the next bracket,each employer has been deducting tax at the appropriate rate but it still means a shortfall if you earn over 80K.If they paid you $50-$60 K each it is a decent shortfall in tax and medicare .

If you own shares then the dividend and franking credits can take you over $80k.The franking credits are not enough tax paid to cover it.If you are new to the country then you do not get the full year tax free allowance.There could be a wide variety of reasons.You gave very little info and that is the common mistake made,forgeting to tick the box.

Tax pack will tell you $1 per week is a reasonable claim for laundry,if it takes you over the general $300 allowance you will need receipts,your job will have specific deductions

Geordie downunder

blackcab

Hi,

I paid $235.00 Death And Disability Premiums in one year out of my Qsuper. Is this tax deductable?

blackcab

Can I claim a tax deduction for the premiums?

No. You won't be able to claim a tax deduction for insurance premiums, as the premiums are deducted from your QSuper account.

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