how much is the tax in australia on wages?
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It depends on how much you earn. Australia has a progressive income tax system. The more you earn, the more tax you pay on the extra dollar you earn. You can find the rates and thresholds on the Australian Taxation Office website.\n\nThe rates differ depending on whether you are an Australian resident (for tax purposes) or not.\n\nThe average wage earner will pay 30% tax on their marginal income. Their average tax rate is more like 22%.
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Here is an example for you on a $500 000 property for stamp duty\n\nNSW - 17,990.00\nACT - 20,500.00\nNT - 24,250.00\nQLD - 10,000.00\nSA - 21,330.00\nTAS - 17,550.00\nVIC - 25,660.00\nWA - 20,700.00\n\nMy suggestion is go live in QLD and save $thousands!
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My younger brother moved from the U.S. and picked up Australian citizenship.  He still pays taxes in this country, because he is still a U.S. citizen.  His tax bill there didn't change when he became a citizen.
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You'll need to call the tax office and get them to send you a copy of it out in the mail. They won't be able to tell you over the phone nor will you be able to look it up for security reasons. At least thats how it works in Australia
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Federal taxes are for the most part the same. Around 30% of your taxes go to the federal government. Now what percentage of your income that is taxed depends on your wages. \n\nState taxes vary (obviously) by state. In my state, most food and clothing are not taxed. Well, I'm sure it is but the tax may reflect in the individual price rather the total next to the 'tax' section on my reciept.
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The ANNUAL tax free threshold is $6000.\nTherefore, $6000 / 52 weeks = $115.38.\n\nOnce you earn more than that in a week, your employer will start withholding tax from your pay.\n\nThe tax free threshold only applies to Australian tax residents. If you are not a resident, you do not have a tax free threshold, and you will pay 29% tax on the very first dollar you earn.
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Lots of info here:\n\nhttp://www.wageline.com.au/directory/Award_Wage_Rates
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Visit www.salary.com\n\nAll professions are paid differently, according to where you live.
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It depends on your salary, the more you earn, the higher your salary taxes.\nit also depends on where do u live. It seems there is a tax to  the US government, another tax to the state, and a tax to your city or town. The total tax depends on where do you work.\nFor example, if you earn about 50,000 USD/year in New York city, you will pay a total tax of 29%. \nThis 29% may be less if u go to another city or state, or if your salary is less.\n\nSearch the internet for taxes calculations and tables for different states.
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tax office will send you info if you ask them or go to the ATO website \nhttp://www.ato.gov.au/
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Have you tried this link? \n\nhttp://www.revenue.act.gov.au/payroll.html\n\nThere's also the Association of Payroll Specialists in Australia...the equivalent of the American Payroll Association here.\n\nhttp://www.payroll.com.au/index.htm
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Minimum wage is $5.15 according to federal law and most states, but some states mandate higer and lower minimum wages. The Labor Department has a map comparing all state minimum wages to the federal minimum wage.
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Currently, it is AU$90.3865. You can do these conversions yourself at the site listed below. It's got a lot of great features too! I hope this helps! Take care.
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Assume you mean Austraila -- avg salary I'm paying is approx. A$18 per hour for acctg staff; however, I get this work performed significantly cheaper by exporting the work to the Phillippines. If u can send this work off shore -- let me know I can at a minimum give you my input. bc@rtms.com.au
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We have a GST in Australia( goods and services tax), we also have everyday taxes that cover: hospitals, roadworks, education, water rates etc.etc.
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Depending on your tax code and your personal circumstances you should clear about £232.74
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571.42 hrs with out tax\n\naround 600+ hrs after tax