Get the behind the scenes know-how on what happens after you submit your online tax form through our website below! Our Process Ezytaxback has been servicing over 4,000 clients each year all around Australia and
Food delivered to your door… Australians are obsessed with the concept and the latest consumer findings have reported that Australia’s total food and beverage expenditure has tipped over the $272 billion mark in the past
One of the most common questions we receive is “How does private health insurance affect my taxes?”So here’s what you should know about private health care to save you money come tax time.Firstly, we must
If you’re a teacher, it really pays off to know what you can and can’t claim within your next tax return. Find out more of our top tax tips for teachers below! Home office expenses
What is it ATO Data Matching? The Australian Taxation office have implemented data matching technology which is shining a spotlight on Australian taxpayers, with a focus on ensuring tax returns are lodged with income entirely disclosed. With
The sharing economy continues to grow in popularity with the demand for overnight stays or weekends away using rental platforms such as Airbnb and Stayz at an all time high. Here are our airbnb tax
With various employment opportunities through ridesharing apps such as Uber, Ola and Taxify just to name a few, plus the flexibility of work hours, ride share work within Australia can seem like highly attractive full
What does ‘Tax Free Threshold’ mean? All Australian taxpayers who are residents for taxation purposes receive the first $18,200 of their income tax-free! This is what is known as the tax-free threshold. So this means
Here are our recommendations on for a freelancer tax claim. There are plenty of tax deductions available for freelancers so let’s make sure you’ve got the ABCs down-pat so your 2019 tax period can be a
Here are our recommendations when lodging your tax return. With the 2019 Tax period approaching, we have identified some of the most common mistakes made by Australian taxpayers. Avoiding these will reduce the chance of
