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Date of effect: 1 July 2021
As announced in the last Federal Budget, individuals with a taxable income of up to $126,000 will receive a tax offset in 2020–21 and 2021–22.
This offset has been extended for another year, until 30 June 2023.
The amount of the offset will vary according to your income, as follows:
Taxable IncomeOffset$37,000 or less$255$37,001 to $48,000$255 plus 7.5 cents for each dollar above $37,000 (maximum of $1,080)$48,001 to $90,000$1,080$90,001 to $126,000$1,080 less 3 cents for each dollar above $90,000
The offset will be applied automatically when your tax return is submitted. Depending on your circumstances, you may get a tax refund.
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Personal income tax rates remain unchanged from those announced in the 2020–21 Federal Budget.
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The income thresholds at which the Medicare levy surcharge is applied and at which private health insurance rebates decrease will continue unchanged for another two years.
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