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How Long Does Tax Return Take in Australia_

Filing annual tax return is an obligation for Austrlians. Sometimes, it gets frustrating to wait for so many days just to know whether your tax return is complete. So, the question is, how long does tax return take in Australia? Letu2019s find out!... Originally published on https://taxly.ai/tax-returns/how-long-does-tax-return/

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How Long Does Tax Return Take in Australia_

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  1. How Long Does Tax Return Take in Australia? Safe & Secure Filing annual tax return is an obligation for Austrlians. Sometimes, it gets frustrating to wait for so many days just to know whether your tax return is complete. So, the question is, how long does tax return take in Australia? Let’s find out! www.taxly.ai

  2. How Long Does It Take to Process a Tax Return in Australia? ATO has improved the timeline and tax return process takes upto 2 Weeks (14 days) for automatic completion and 1 Month (30 days) for manual completion. Some returns may take longer if they require further review or additional information. www.taxly.ai

  3. What is Included in an Australian Tax Return? An Australian tax return includes various components to determining your tax liability or entitlement to a tax refund. These components may include: Personal Information: Your personal details, including your name, date of birth, and Tax File Number (TFN). Income: Details of your income from various sources, such as salary and wages, investment income, rental income, and government payments. Tax Deductions: Eligible deductions that can reduce your taxable income, including work-related expenses, self-education expenses, and charitable donations. Tax Offsets: Tax offsets or rebates that can reduce the amount of tax you owe, such as the Low and Middle Income Tax Offset (LMITO) or the Senior Australian Tax Offset (SATO). Medicare Levy: Calculation of the Medicare Levy, which helps fund Australia’s public healthcare system. www.taxly.ai

  4. What Does Your Tax Return Status Mean? When checking the progress of your tax return through the ATO’s online services, you may come across the following statuses. It’s important to note that not all tax returns will display all of these statuses: In progress – Processing: This status indicates that your tax return has been received and is currently being processed by the ATO. It shows that the initial stages of assessment are underway. In progress – Information pending: ATO requires additional information to complete your tax return process. They will reach out to you via SMS or email. In progress – Under review: ATO is manually reviewing your tax return to check information compliance and accuracy. www.taxly.ai

  5. Checking for Your Tax Return Status Updates The ATO updates their records periodically throughout the tax return processing cycle. Here are some ways to check your tax return progress: Check Tax Return Progress: From ATO Website: You can check your tax return status through the ATO’s website services. • Login to your MyGov portal. • Click on ATO from your linked services • Go to the ATO MyTax Account Home Page • Select “Manage Tax Returns” • Enter the income year to check your Tax return status www.taxly.ai

  6. Reasons for Delay in Tax Return Processing: Sometimes your tax return processing may take longer than the standard 2-weeks processing time. Here are some reasons why your tax return processing is delayed: Multiple lodgments or amendments: If you attempt to lodge your tax return again after a previous lodgment or make amendments before the ATO finishes processing your original return or any prior amendments, it can cause a delay in processing. Lodging multiple years at once: Filing tax returns for several years simultaneously can result in a longer processing time. Insolvency administration: If you are under an insolvency administration, such as bankruptcy or debt arrangement, ensure that your insolvency practitioner notifies the ATO of your situation before lodging your tax return. www.taxly.ai

  7. Conclusion Filing an Australian tax return takes approximately 2 weeks for online returns. It is important to complete your tax return diligently to avoid unnecessary tax delays. Keep an eye out for ATO notifications via SMS or email for tax status updates or additional information. www.taxly.ai

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