ඔන්ලයින් ජොබ් කරන අයට ඔ්ස්ට්‍රේලියාවෙදි බලපාන නීති මොනවද?

[SLK_sri]

සමහර උන් ඉන්නවා තැන, නීති වෙනස් උනා කියල හොර වැඩ ලංකාවේ විදිහටම කරන් යන්න හදන. ඕක මෙට්ටේ ප්‍රශ්නයක් මගේ හිතේ.

සමහර වෙලාවට ATO එකත් දැක්කේ නෑ වගේ ඉන්නවා මොකද $10 -20 ට හොරු වෙන උන් කූඩුවට දැම්මම ඊට වැඩිය පාඩු ඇති.

samaharu newei ponnyo, a tho thamai. moda nugath sakkili wesa balli

 

[Mr.Yo]

උඹේ අක්කව නෙවෙයිද ඌ බැඳල ඉන්නේ?

akka kenek nah bn mata.....monawa kiyawanawada manda uba

 

[Kolama]

ඊය හුත්තො පොඩි හරි අධ්‍යාපනයක් ලබා ගනින් ඉංග්‍රීසි ටිකක් වත් තේරුම් ගන්න. තෙල් පෝලිම් වල ලගින හරක්

මම නං ටැක්ස් ගෙවනවා හරියටම. වැඩියෙන් ගෙවපු ටික ආණ්ඩුවෙන් ආපහු දෙනවා.

මෙතන උන්ඩියල් ප්‍රොමෝට් කර කර ලංකාව හදන්න බන දේශනා කරන අමනයෝ. ඒ අස්සෙ පිටරට ඉන්න උන්ටත් ටැක්ස් ගෙවන්න එපාලු.

තොගෙ නිරුවත එලියට ආවා වේසියේ.

 

[shenat]

මෙතන උන්ඩියල් ප්‍රොමෝට් කර කර ලංකාව හදන්න බන දේශනා කරන අමනයෝ. ඒ අස්සෙ පිටරට ඉන්න උන්ටත් ටැක්ස් ගෙවන්න එපාලු.

තොගෙ නිරුවත එලියට ආවා වේසියේ.

දැන්වත් ඉස්කෝලෙ ගිහින් අකුරක් වත් කියවන්න ඉගෙන ගෙන වරෙන් වේසියෙ.

කියල තියෙන දේ නෙවෙයි වෙන මොනවද කියවන්නෙ.

 

[1sam]

ඌ ඒ ගාන හොයන්නෙ Australia වලින් නෙවෙයි නං මොකටද tax ගෙවන්නෙ?

ඌ Australian citizen කෙනෙක් වත් PR කෙනෙක් වත් නෙවෙයි.

This comment is wrong.

He is an "Australian resident" for "taxation purposes".

Regardless of where the money come from, if you live in Australia, all the earnings come to Australia is Taxable (of course tax free threshold applies).

If you earn overseas, and pay tax in that country, you still have to pay tax in Australia. Best example was Paul Hogan (crocodile dundee) tax evasion saga.

 

[LANKAT]

This comment is wrong.

He is an "Australian resident" for "taxation purposes".

Regardless of where the money come from, if you live in Australia, all the earnings come to Australia is Taxable (of course tax free threshold applies).

If you earn overseas, and pay tax in that country, you still have to pay tax in Australia. Best example was Paul Hogan (crocodile dundee) tax evasion saga.

Eka thamai mama mula indan kiwwe meke inna goda weddu tika muuwa hire yawala nawaththanne

 

[shenat]

This comment is wrong.

He is an "Australian resident" for "taxation purposes".

Regardless of where the money come from, if you live in Australia, all the earnings come to Australia is Taxable (of course tax free threshold applies).

see my other comments later, what I meant was all PR and citizens are "tax residents" and most of their income is not "tax exempt", however EVERY international student is NOT a "tax resident".
read the ATO website. I asked @LANKAT to do the same but he doesn't want to do so and keep commenting bullshit.

I think he(the OP) can include himself in an exempt category. If I was an international student then I'd find a way to do so within legal limits, because even if I pay taxes as an "international student" he will not get much back in return. That's not fair to me. And whatever income he referred to is not generated from Australia(I guess so). For these reasons, why he should pay income taxes?

He can do whatever he wants, but I showed him possible pathways.

If you earn overseas, and pay tax in that country, you still have to pay tax in Australia. Best example was Paul Hogan (crocodile dundee) tax evasion saga.

And this comment is wrong. No need to pay double taxes.
If I'm wrong show me that.

 

[1sam]

see my other comments later, what I meant was all PR and citizens are "tax residents" and most of their income is not "tax exempt", however EVERY international student is NOT a "tax resident".
read the ATO website. I asked @LANKAT to do the same but he doesn't want to do so and keep commenting bullshit.

I think he(the OP) can include himself in an exempt category. If I was an international student then I'd find a way to do so within legal limits, because even if I pay taxes as an "international student" he will not get much back in return. That's not fair to me. And whatever income he referred to is not generated from Australia(I guess so). For these reasons, why he should pay income taxes?

He can do whatever he wants, but I showed him possible pathways.



And this comment is wrong. No need to pay double taxes.
If I'm wrong show me that.

Pl. read the very last sentence of my comment.

 

[nicjosh83]

 

[shenat]

Pl. read the very last sentence of my comment.

I read that. I don't know what's that case, and I can't talk about that without knowing it. There's no way to me to get everything regarding that case. I just googled it and what I get was "there was a settlement between the ATO and that person". If you know the details, tell us. However, as the articles say he was "accused of" doing "tax evasion" but he was not made a convict, also the charge was "tax evasion".

I'm not suggesting to anyone to do "tax evasion". Tax evasion is a crime. I'm suggesting that they can get tax benefits and tax exemptions that are not crimes.

I'd be thankful to you If you can show me where the ATO tells that an "international student" should pay income taxes in several countries for the same income. Can you?

 

[1sam]

I read that. I don't know what's that case, and I can't talk about that without knowing it. There's no way to me to get everything regarding that case. I just googled it and what I get was "there was a settlement between the ATO and that person". If you know the details, tell us. However, as the articles say he was "accused of" doing "tax evasion" but he was not made a convict, also the charge was "tax evasion".

I'm not suggesting to anyone to do "tax evasion". Tax evasion is a crime. I'm suggesting that they can get tax benefits and tax exemptions that are not crimes.

I'd be thankful to you If you can show me where the ATO tells that an "international student" should pay income taxes in several countries for the same income. Can you?

Paul Hogan claimed he paid taxes in USA. It's true. He paid them in USA. But the tax rates he paid was lot lower than AU. So, ATO wants him to pay taxes according to Australian tax rates. He try his best not to pay double taxes, but at the end, he has to give in and pay.
Since this was well publicised high profile case, ATO and Paul Hogan's lawyers come in to an agreement for privacy. No details being revealed because it will tarnish his name as a tax evader. But ATO got all his dues.

For your last question, No, I can't show you that. There are no special treatment for International Students. They have to follow the normal law as other "residents for taxation purposes".

If they receiving any foreign earnings, they may eligible for exempt foreign employment income or foreign income tax offset. Otherwise everything over TFT will be taxed.

 

[Don GasCan]

ඕස්ට්‍රේලියානු සිවිල් නීතිය

 

[nicjosh83]

ලංකාවේ system change කරමුලු , ලංකාවේ ඉන්නේ හොරුලු .හැබැයි පිට රට ඇවිල්ලත් tax නොගෙවා ඉන්න ..හොරකම මරැ system change