Protect Your TFN — Please
ALITAX · Bilal Jivraj — Registered Tax Agent 25287564. Original guidance from 10+ years of DASP and tax casework.
This is a heartfelt, honest request — please read it. Your Tax File Number (TFN) is not a joke, and protecting it protects you.
Never hand your TFN around
Your TFN is not something to give to every website or every person. If someone has your TFN, they can create a fake myGov account and claim a refund in your name — without you ever knowing. At ALITAX we have seen it happen: people find their refund already claimed by someone else.
And not to just any agent, either
Even among registered agents, be careful. At ALITAX we have seen many operators promise “express tax refunds” and then take some or all of your money without your knowledge. Being registered is not enough on its own — check their reviews, and make sure they show you everything before lodging.
Please don’t scatter your details across 3 or 4 websites
Our reviews are hard-earned — and so is your trust
We have not bought or faked our reviews. They are hard-earned over years of looking after people properly. That is exactly why we ask you to trust the process and be patient with us — we have earned it, and we intend to keep earning it with your claim too.
At ALITAX we never take a cent without your permission
Here is our promise, in plain terms: we provide you a full summary of every single cent — what you are owed, what our agreed fee is, and what you will receive. At ALITAX we never take a single cent without your permission or beyond your agreed fee.
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I want to talk to you about your tax file number, because this is where people get hurt.
Your tax file number is the key to your money. With that number and your date of birth, someone can pretend to be you. They can lodge a return in your name. They can try to claim your super.
We have seen it happen. Especially to workers who are overseas and cannot easily check.
So here are the rules.
Only two kinds of people should ever have your tax file number. Your employer, and a registered tax agent.
Not a friend who says they can help. Not someone in a group chat offering fast refunds. Not a company that will not tell you their agent number.
And if anyone asks you for your tax file number and your date of birth together, over social media or a messaging app, stop. That is the exact combination used to impersonate you.
You can check any tax agent yourself. The Tax Practitioners Board keeps a public register. Look them up. It takes one minute.
My registration number is two five two eight seven five six four. Check mine too. I would rather you verified me than trusted me blindly.
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