LMITO is supposed to show up on the income tax return under “Less non-refundable tax offsets”. I have been eligible for LMITO the 20-21 and 21-22 tax years but neither assessment shows this section. Anyone?
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You need to be an Australian resident for tax purposes to be eligible for LMITO. Your taxable income would also need to be higher than $18,200 and lower than $126,000.
Additionally if your tax payable is reduced to nil as a result of using other non-refundable offsets, an LMITO amount might not be displayed.
If you are eligible the amount should appear under the “Less non-refundable tax offsets” heading on your assessment notice.
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You need to be an Australian resident for tax purposes to be eligible for LMITO. Your taxable income would also need to be higher than $18,200 and lower than $126,000.
Additionally if your tax payable is reduced to nil as a result of using other non-refundable offsets, an LMITO amount might not be displayed.
If you are eligible the amount should appear under the “Less non-refundable tax offsets” heading on your assessment notice.
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