ITP are specialists in tax returns for individuals, with over 40 years’ experience in helping Queenslanders get the most back in their return each year. Whether you’re after a simple salary and wage tax return, or need expert tax advice – we’re here to help.
ITP Qld’s Tax Training Course will give you all the skills you need to be able to complete an individual tax return and perform duties of a Tax Consultant. Below are some FAQs regarding how the course works and who it’s for.
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As we near the end of the tax season, most individual taxpayers have had time to prepare, submit and (mostly) claim a refund back from the ATO. Happy days!
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Now that you have a bit of an understanding of what tax is and if you have to lodge it, there are only a few steps left to logding your tax return.
If the October 31st deadline isn’t enough motivation to get your maximum refund organised - then maybe a chance to get an extra $100 is.
At ITP, we understand that doing your tax can be overwhelming at times, especially if you’ve never done it before. So, if you just got your first job, are new to Australia or simply have never done your tax - this is for you.
Want to get a bigger tax return? As a tradie, of course, you are entitled to claim your small business expenses. The amount you can claim largely depends on whether you are employed as a tradie or run your own business.
In order to claim kms travelled on your vehicle, the ATO requires you keep a detailed logbook recording any relevant information.
Clean out your receipts drawer and wipe away your tax troubles.
Make tax time go by smoothly by using these three apps to organise your taxes for the end of the financial year.
As an Australian resident, if you have earned a foreign income, you must declare it in your 2018/2019 tax return.
Yeah, you heard us right. No refund? No fee! None. Zip. Nada.
We're so confident that we're Australia's leading tax professionals, for the next two weeks we're putting our money (or at least our fees) where our gloves are.