As in the title. From what I found on the web, WHM only get DASP for the super(which also tax deducted) and WHM don't need to lodge tax return if they have less than 45000 AUD of the financial year.
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Hi @WoramesT0987,
Different tax rates apply to working holiday maker (WHM) visa holders.
The DASP tax rate will be determined by each super fund individually.
The super fund will assess your application. They'll determine the tax rate to apply based on the information related to your contributions.
If you've held a WHM visa, your super fund will check whether the DASP includes amounts applicable to super contributions. If it does, the fund will apply the DASP WHM tax rate which is 65%.
WHM's don't receive a tax-free threshold though. Please refer to the webpage for more details.
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Hi @WoramesT0987,
Different tax rates apply to working holiday maker (WHM) visa holders.
The DASP tax rate will be determined by each super fund individually.
The super fund will assess your application. They'll determine the tax rate to apply based on the information related to your contributions.
If you've held a WHM visa, your super fund will check whether the DASP includes amounts applicable to super contributions. If it does, the fund will apply the DASP WHM tax rate which is 65%.
WHM's don't receive a tax-free threshold though. Please refer to the webpage for more details.
Dear MeghaATO,
Thank you for your reply. So put DASP aside, WHM maker don't receive any tax return from their 15% deducted income wages and 65% DASP WHM tax rate ?
Dear MeghaATO,
Thank you for your reply. So put DASP aside, WHM maker don't receive any tax return from their 15% deducted income wages and 65% DASP WHM tax rate ?
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