ok! merci bien d'avoir pris le temps de repondre ;-)
J'ai juste une autre question concernant le "petit mensonge".
Sur mes contrats de travail il y aura le lieu de la ou j'ai travaillé...
Si je marque "resident" alors que sur mes contrats j'aurais travaillé 3 mois a Perth, 3 mois a darwin, 3 mois a Cairns, 3 mois a Sydney... Comment ca se passe?????????
J'imagine qu'il ne sont pas bete et verront bien que je n'ai pas vecu 6 mois au meme endroit...
Mon projet est en effet de bouger donc c'est ce qu'il risque de se passer...
Qu'en penses tu ?
Merci d'avance pour ta reponse mmi!
sinon, par curiosité, t'as reussi a revenir en France apres 2 ans en Australie?
- Ils traitent 20 millions de déclaration d'impot chaque année en Australie alors qu'ils soient bête ou non il y a peu de chance qu'ils remarque quoi que ce soit.
- Si tu passes par une agence du genre TaxeBack ils te déclarons en tant que résident australien.
- Il y peu de chance que tu bosse 12mois sur toute l'année il y aura forcement des trous et ils ne vont pas aller verifier ce que tu faisais à ce moment la.
- Tu peux très bien avoir une adresse fixe et partir travailler dans une autre ville, meme à l'autre bout de l'Australie, les australiens ce gene pas pour le faire.
- Et tout simplement si tu te déclare pas australien pour la taxe tu n'auras rien (et mm ils peuvent te demandé de la tune).
Pour ma part je n'avais habité 6 mois de suite la meme adresse, j'ai mis l'adresse d'un australien chez qui j'avais loué le rez de chaussé de sa maison pendant 2, 3 mois sur Darwin, et la premiere année j'ai mis l'adresse d'un Australien que je ne connaissé absolument pas du tout, la fille que jfréquentais avait logé chez lui...
Et pour ma demande de 2eme visa, j'ai dit que j'était rester 3 mois dans une ferme alors que jy été resté que 2 mois et cest passé, comme pour les taxes 2 année de suite.
Bref, je cherche pas à vous influencé ou quoi que ce soit, j'ai simplement fait ce que l'on m a dit de faire et je fais passé le mot.
Sinon pour ma part je ne compté pas resté en Australie, après mes 2 ans en australie j'ai fais 6mois en asie.
C'est vrai que le retour a été dur, des boulots à droite à gauche, mais on smotive, je pars la semaine prochaine pour 7 mois en amerique du sud, puis jme lance dans une formation bac +2 en informatique pour ensuite allé travaillé à l'etranger.
Faut ce dire que l'australie ce n'est que le début.
Enjoy yourself !!!
En effet l'australie est sans doute le debut... a voir... faudra deja que j'y mette le pied 😉
J'ai appris qu'on peut egalement faire un VVT en nouvelle zelande (meme suite a celui en australie), et un autre au canada avec pr limite d'age 35 ans!
Ah l'amerique du sud.... ouai tu vas triper a mon avis!!!!
Ma question etait surtout autour de la "readaptation" en France. Mais a priori t'as le syndrome de la bougeotte, et ton nouveau depart repond a ma question :)
Merci d'avoir était clair dans ta reponse.
Apriori l'administration australienne est plus cool qu'en France, tant mieux! Je pense suivre tes conseils. Si ce n'est pas trop compliqué, je ferais ma declaration seule, sans passé par Taxback.
Pour le deuxieme visa, ils ne te demandent pas non plus de justificatifs!?! J'avais cru comprendre qu'il etait difficile de l'obtenir... genre avoir travaillé 3 mois dans une région precise et en fruit picking... et que c'etait verifié! Mais en fait tu peux mettre au pif ce que tu veux !?!
Ca m'etonne, mais si tu l'as fait, tout est possible 😏
Dis moi, vu que tu as l'air de t'y connaitre, j'ai egalement une question sur la superannuation.
Certaines personnes m'ont dit que je devrais m'en occuper a la fin de mon visa, d'autres mon dit de voir avec mon premier employeur pr recuperer un numero, d'autres m'ont conseillé d'ouvrir un compte en banque "superannuation" afin de recuperer ma retraite cotisée au fur et a mesure... ainsi je n'aurais pas a en faire la demande a la fin, ca se fait directement a chaque taf.
Mon idée etait donc d'ouvrir un compte a "common wealth bank" parce qu'elle existe dans toute l'australie, et de voir avec eux si c'est possible d'avoir un compte superannuation chez eux.
Qu'en penses tu?
qu'as tu choisi comme banque?
merci, bonne preparation pour ton voyage en amerique du Sud 😎
en ce qui concerne la superannulation faudra demander a une autre personne, c est pas du tout clair pour moi.
Pour la Banque j étais a la common wealth egalement, et jai jamais eu de probleme avec eux, meme pour fermer le compte. Je crois quil y a une banque encore plus presente en Australie jme souviens plus du nom mais de toute maniere tu peux retirer de largent dans nimporte quelle banque.
Pour le 2eme visa, il faut que tu recuperes le plus tot possible un papier que tu feras remplir a tout tes employeurs quand tu bosseras dans des fermes.
Donc pour ma part je lai fait, mais un peu trop tard donc javais pas mes trois mois sur ma feuille, donc ce que jai fait, cest que jai ralongé les dates. Mais jai rencontré des gens qui ont qui avaient mm jamais bossé en ferme qui ont eu le 2eme visa.
Bonjour, je suis actuellement en australie.
J'y reste encore pour 6 mois, et j'aimerais savoir si c'est possible de récupérer les taxes avant de partir d'australie.
Voilà, c'est tout ce que j'aimerais savoir.
oui il est possible de récupérer ses taxes avant de partir d'Australie.
A partir du 1er juillet, le site de l'ATO met en ligne le logiciel à télécharger "e-tax".
Ou bien il faut se rendre dans un des bureaux de l'ATO.
Toutes les informations recherchées sont à cette adresse :
Je suis revenu d'Australie et j ai fais ma demande de retour de taxes avec taxback.com. Je n'ai aucun souci mais j'ai demandé par la suite où cela en était dans la demande et si cela prenait en compte le superannuation. Ils m'ont dit que c'était deux demandes différentes. Il faut apparemment que je fasse certifier conforme en anglais mon visa, passeport et mes dates d'entrées et de sortie par une personne de l'autorité australienne. Savez vous où je dois aller et si c'est nécessaire. Merci d'avance.
bonjour je viens de rentrer de 8mois en australie et jai fermée mon compte australien avant de rentrer en france, jai téléchargé le logiciel e-tax 2011 pour récupérer mes taxback mais je suis complétement perdu et je voulais savoir s'il était possible de recevoir les taxback sur son compte en france par l'intermediaire de ce logiciel?
merci d'avance
Laura
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