FREE TAX & SUPER CHECK
Worked in Australia? Get Your Free Tax & Super Check
Summary — not a transcript: The initial Tax & Super Check reviews your tax position, superannuation and potential amounts held for you. Estimated entitlements, applicable fees and proposed next steps are explained before you approve any lodgement. A free check is not a promise of a refund and does not authorise an application by itself.
Open this video guideWorked in Australia and not sure what you may be owed? Our free Tax & Super Check shows you where you stand, with no cost and no commitment.
This short video covers what the free check includes:
- Your tax position
- Your superannuation
- Any amounts that may be held for you
Your details stay private and are handled securely. Shortly after your identity check, we send you a complete summary by email with your estimated entitlements, any applicable fees, and our recommended next steps.
You stay in control the whole way. The summary is free, nothing is lodged, and nothing goes ahead without your approval.
Bilal Jivraj, Registered Tax Agent #25287564
Get My Free Tax & Super CheckPALM WORKERS LEAVING AUSTRALIA
PALM Workers Leaving Australia: Claim Your Super + Tax Return
Summary — not a transcript: PALM workers should check superannuation and tax separately when leaving Australia. DASP eligibility depends on immigration and departure conditions, while tax residency and the need to lodge a tax return depend on individual facts. Ask for an individual assessment rather than assuming all short contracts receive the same tax treatment.
Open this video guideWorked in Australia under the PALM scheme? When you head home, there may be money you haven't claimed yet.
This video covers the two things PALM workers may be able to claim back: your superannuation through the Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP), which is separate from your final tax return, and your final tax return itself, including how tax residency status can apply if you had a short contract.
Many workers leave Australia thinking everything is finished, but super can still be sitting in a fund and a final tax return may never have been lodged. ALITAX can help you review both separately. We provide a written quote before engagement; any agreed deduction is from a tax refund only, never super, and any uncovered balance is payable upfront.
Bilal Jivraj, Registered Tax Agent #25287564
Get My Free Tax & Super CheckFREE DASP GUIDE
Free DASP Guide: Claim Your Super + Tax Return After Leaving Australia
Summary — not a transcript: DASP is a payment of eligible super after leaving Australia, not a tax-return refund. You can review the ATO's DASP application guidance or ask ALITAX for assistance with super and your Australian tax position. ALITAX provides a written quote before you decide. Any fee deducted from a refund comes from the tax refund only, never from super; an uncovered balance may be payable upfront.
Open this video guideLeft Australia after working on a temporary visa? Your super and your final tax return may still be waiting for you.
This video covers two separate matters: your super, claimed through the Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP), and your Australian tax return. You can use the ATO guidance to understand DASP eligibility or ask ALITAX about assistance with both matters.
ALITAX offers an initial Tax & Super Check and provides a written quote before you decide. If agreed fees are deducted from a refund, the deduction is from the tax refund only, never super. Any uncovered balance is payable upfront.
Call / WhatsApp: +61 422 665 268
Email: bilal@alitax.com.au
Bilal Jivraj, Registered Tax Agent #25287564
Figures shown in the video are examples only. Your amounts depend on your income, super balance and circumstances.
Get the Free DASP GuideFor existing ALITAX clients
How to Sign Your ALITAX Document (Step by Step)
Summary — not a transcript: Open the genuine Adobe Acrobat Sign email, review your details, amounts and fees, complete the required bank-details and signature fields, and submit only when you agree with the document. Check the successful-signing confirmation and retain a copy. Contact ALITAX if a document or amount is unclear before signing.
Open this video guideOpen the email
Open the Adobe Acrobat Sign email sent on behalf of ALITAX and click “Review and sign.”
Click “Continue”
Read the notice at the bottom of the screen, then click “Continue” to access the document.
Review your details
Check your name, refund amount, ALITAX fees, net refund and any superannuation amounts shown. Read through the document before signing.
Enter your bank details
In the “Refund Transfer Request from Trust Account” section, select “Overseas Bank Account” or “Australian Bank Account.” Complete the relevant fields using your own bank details.
For an overseas account, include your account holder name, bank name, branch, account number and SWIFT code, IBAN or IFSC number where applicable.
Add your signature
Follow the “Next” prompts to the signature fields. Click the signature field, type your name to create your signature, then click “Apply.”
Complete the remaining fields
Continue through the document, reviewing each section and completing all required signature and date fields.
Submit the signed document
Once all required fields are complete, click the blue “Click to Sign” button at the bottom of the screen.
Check the confirmation
Wait for the message “You’ve signed successfully.” You can then download a copy for your records.
417 / 462 WORKING HOLIDAY VISA
Changed from a 417 or 462 visa to another visa? How the 65% DASP tax can apply
Summary — not a transcript: Under Australian tax law, if a DASP payment includes any super from your Working Holiday period, the whole taxable component is generally taxed at 65%, even if most of it was earned on a later visa. What matters is what ends up in the same payment. In an illustration, $15,000 paid out together could be taxed at 65%, leaving $5,250, while genuinely separate funds could leave $8,850 in total. This is an illustration, not a promise: fees, insurance, rollovers and contribution history all matter. ALITAX does not give financial product advice.
Open this video guideChanged from a 417 or 462 Working Holiday visa to another visa, or getting ready to claim your super? Here’s how the 65% tax can apply.
Most people think super earned on their new visa will be taxed at a lower rate when they claim it back. That’s not always the case.
Under Australian tax law, if a DASP payment includes any super from your Working Holiday period, the whole taxable component is generally taxed at 65%, even if most of it was earned on your new visa. What matters is what ends up in the same payment.
For example, say someone has fifteen thousand dollars in super: three thousand from a Working Holiday visa and twelve thousand from a Student visa. If it’s all paid out together, the whole amount can be taxed at 65%, leaving just $5,250.
Now say those amounts were genuinely held in separate funds. The three thousand from the Working Holiday visa could still be taxed at 65%, leaving $1,050. But the twelve thousand from the Student visa could be taxed at the standard 35% rate, leaving $7,800. Together, that’s $8,850.
This is an illustration, not a promise. Fees, insurance, rollovers and your contribution history all matter.
So understand your DASP tax position early. For decisions about your super fund, speak to a licensed financial adviser. ALITAX doesn’t give financial product advice.
As registered tax agents, we help you understand your DASP tax and assist with your claim. Visit super.alitax.com.au or send us a message.
Bilal Jivraj, Registered Tax Agent #25287564
Get My Free Tax & Super CheckPASSPORT CERTIFICATION GUIDE
🔒 Certification of documents
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