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原帖由 lycans 于 2009-7-25 15:28 发表 
If what you said is true, how come so many people get different answers from ATO. Mislead other people? You must be kidding yourself. What I said is my personal opinion, and others do so at their own risks. I believe people here are grow-up enough to make their own calls. It’s an insult for underestimate other’s intelligence.
The guideline may be clear to you, an accountant, but not to me and many others. Tax office keeps telling us that individual taxation is easy for MOST people to do it themselves WITHOUT using an accountant. As for this offset, it cause great confusions among the public, even its own staff couldn’t give a definite answer. Obviously, it is ATO's problem as it didn't do its job properly to make the guideline more understandable to the public but only exclusive to a handful qualified accountants.
No law is perfect. Most laws have flaws or loopholes somehow, just like the bugs in Windows. Use it or not, up to you.
Other than your imagination, do you have any REAL experiences and cases to support your claim that people get fines for claiming this offset? Please don’t just read out from the textbook.
The fact is when I used the online assessment tool, I answered every single question with my best knowledge (NO CHEATINGS), and it deems my parents as tax residents.
Generally, you are an Australian resident for tax purposes if you have:
-always lived in Australia
-moved to Australia and live here permanently
-been in Australia continuously for six months or more and for most of the time you have been
in the one job, and
living in the same place
-been in Australia for more than half of the financial year, unless
your usual home is overseas, and
you do not intend to live in Australia.
上面是ATO列出的条件,如果父母只是来探亲,我看不到任何可能来证明父母是resident for tax purpose. |
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