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| New Tax Cuts Kick in! |
| Are you? |
- An Australian taxpayer? |
| At a glance: |
- Taxpayers are reminded that a vast array of tax cuts that were announced in the Federal Budget have now come into effect. |
| You should: |
- Understand how the tax cuts will affect you.
- Contact us if you require any clarification or advice. |
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Taxpayers will receive tax cuts for the third year in a row with the bulk of the cuts targeted at low income households.
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The new tax cuts which came into effect on July 1, 2010 will mean that taxpayers on $50,000 will be $450 better off per year.
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Some of the tax measures that came into effect from July 1, 2010 include:
- An increase of the low income tax offset to $1,500, up from $1,350 for the 2009/10 income year;
- A shift in the 30% marginal tax rate bracket from $35,001 to $37,001; and
- A reduction in the 38% tax rate to 37%.
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A range of other tax offsets, such as the Senior Australian Tax Offset, have also increased to assist low income families meet the rising cost of living.
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Generally, eligible senior Australians with taxable incomes of up to $30,685 for singles and $26,680 for each member of a couple for the 2010/11 income year will not incur an income tax liability. These amounts are up from $29,867 and $25,680 for the 2009/10 income year respectively.
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