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I would strongly suggest you to apply for a binding ATO private ruling.
Note that an individual can be a resident of Australia for part of an income year. For example, we have obtained private rulings for clients to confirm that they ceased being Australian residents part-way through an income year.
It is also possible for spouses to have different residency statuses at a point in time. While it is not a normal situation, if there is sufficient evidence to support the argument then it is possible to argue that one spouse is a resident while another spouse is a non-resident.
Although you may have assets and family ties in Australia, you may still be non-residents for income tax purposes if you have established a permanent place of abode outside of Australia. ATO IT 2650 outlines the Commissioner's view of the application of the term 'permanent place of abode'. The link to IT 2650 can be found below:
http://law.ato.gov.au/atolaw/vie ... T2650/NAT/ATO/00001
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