Types of Income

Now we have got two types of income

One is Taxable and the other one is Non-Taxable

so non-taxable that has to be included in the tax return and you will be paying tax on that so that income will be considered as part of your income.

What kind of income is taxable?

Income from salary, from business, from rental, from interest. If you have a bank interest, online saver or any term deposit, single or in joint name that income is taxable then you have capital gain, capital gain from sale of shares, capital gain from sale of property. These are all taxable income then you have dividend. If company has paid you some dividend, franked or unfrank, both are taxable.

Foreign income: Foreign income is if you have received rent pension, bank interest from your overseas source even that is taxable. Even centrelink income is taxable but only some types of centrelink income

which is youth allowance, new start allowance, single parenting payment, parenting payment, partner payment, pension payment. These payments are taxable.

On the other hand we have non taxable income which means you receive that income in last financial year but you do not have to pay tax on that what kind of income is that:

Centrelink income: Some type of Centrelink income which is family tax benefit which is energy supplement which is rent assistance. You receive money from centrelink every fortnight or every monthly from them but you do not have to declare in your tax return and you do not pay any tax on that. That is non taxable income.

The other non-taxable income is from your hobby if you are doing some hobby and you receive some small amount that is non-taxable and also child support in case you are separated and you are taking care of a child your child and your partner is paying you child support that income is also not taxable although you are receiving it every week or every fortnight or every month but that is non-taxable.

 

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Adjusted Taxable Income

Your changed available pay (ATI) influences your qualification to any dependent assessment balance.

ATI is the sum of the following amounts:

  • available pay (your assessable pay short allowances), ignoring any assessable First Home Super Saver (FHSS) delivered sum 
  • changed incidental advantages complete, that is the amount of
    • reportable incidental advantages sums got from bosses excluded from incidental advantages charge under area 57A of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986multiplied by 0.53, and 
    • reportable incidental advantages sums from bosses not excluded from incidental advantages charge under segment 57A of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986
    • target unfamiliar pay (incorporates any pay acquired from abroad that isn’t now remembered for your available pay or got as an incidental advantage) 
    • complete net speculation shortfall (incorporates both net monetary venture deficit and net investment property shortfall) 
    • tax-exempt government annuities or advantages (incorporates handicap benefits, carer installments and guard benefits) 
    • reportable super commitments (incorporates both reportable boss super commitments and deductible individual super commitments) (less)
  • any child support you pay.

Rebate income

We work out what we call ‘refund pay’ to decide if you are qualified for the seniors and retired people charge balance. 

Your refund pay is the aggregate sum of your available pay (dismissing your assessable First home super saver delivered sum), in addition to the accompanying sums on the off chance that they concern you:

  • reportable super commitments (incorporates both reportable boss super commitments and deductible individual super commitments) 
  • all out net speculation deficit (incorporates both net monetary venture shortfall and net investment property deficit) 
  • changed incidental advantages complete, that is the amount of
    • reportable incidental advantages sums you got from businesses excluded from incidental advantages charge under area 57A of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 increased by 0.53, and 
    • reportable incidental advantages sums from managers not absolved from incidental advantages charge under segment 57A of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986.

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