Taxback: Global tax refund service

Taxback.com can help you lodge your Australian tax return with fees starting from just $99.

About Taxback.com

Taxback is an international tax return and advice company. They have over 12 offices worldwide, with one in Sydney, Australia. They also offer remote assistance available over the telephone or online, in a wide range of languages. Their agents are fully authorised to give tax return advice in Australia, and they have experts in tax for backpackers, students or those looking to get their superannuation back.

What fees does Taxback.com charge?

Taxback has a range of services for a range of fees. They try, wherever possible, to offer flat fees, which should make what you'll pay easy to understand. It's also worth bearing in mind that Taxback only charges you once your refund has been received, so you pay nothing up front.

For basic employee tax returns, you'll pay a fee starting from $99. This includes standard salary or wages plus work-related tax deductions. If you're a small business owner or if you've got investments like shares or property to claim, it'll cost you more. These more complex returns are priced on a case-by-case basis. You'll receive a quote before submitting your tax return.

What services does taxback.com provide?

Taxback provides a range of services to Australians and non-Australians.

  • Working holiday tax refunds
  • Student tax refunds
  • Superannuation refunds
  • Australian Citizen tax return
  • Mining, Oil and Gas workers tax return
  • Australian Tax File Number (TFN)

How do I lodge my tax return with Taxback.com?

If you can't make it into one of their offices, you can lodge your return remotely. First, head to the website and apply online. Someone will then be in touch with you to help you complete your tax return over live chat.

Make sure you have your income statement handy (your employer should have sent this to you, or you can find it by logging into your myGov account) along with the details of any deductions you want to claim, before you start the process.

You're also requested to read all terms and conditions related document carefully before committing to any Tax Specialists Service.

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