Student Tax Returns in Chatswood
Fast, affordable, and compliant tax returns for Australian domestic and international students. Claim study-related deductions and get your tax refund back fast.
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Textbooks & Course Materials
78%Claim textbook costs, digital resources, journal subscriptions, and course equipment required for self-education.
Laptops & Devices
89%Depreciate the cost of your laptop, tablet, calculator, and other electronics used for study and work.
Phone & Internet expenses
82%Claim the percentage of home internet and mobile data bills related to your study and work tasks.
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If you had tax withheld from your pay (even a few dollars) or if you earned more than the tax-free threshold ($18,200 for residents), you must lodge a tax return. If you earned less and had no tax withheld, you must file a Non-Lodgement Advice.
Yes, in most cases, if you are in Australia on a student visa and enrolled in a course of study that is 6 months or longer, you are treated as an Australian resident for tax purposes, meaning you get the benefit of the tax-free threshold.
You can claim self-education expenses if the course has a direct connection to your current employment (e.g. you work part-time in IT and are studying Computer Science). General student expenses for courses not related to work are usually not deductible.