Returning To Australia

Published on: 06/21/18 03:59:pm

As an Australian living overseas, it is likely you are in the enviable position of enjoying a higher income and paying lower taxes, if any tax at all.

However, if you intend to return home at some point, there are some very important things you need to do before you return or you risk potentially losing thousands of dollars in unnecessary taxes upon your return.

All you have to do is hold your investment for 10 years.

You don’t even need to be outside of Australia for 10 years. In fact, you can return home at any point during that time. To take advantage of this fantastic opportunity all you need to do is open your investment account now whilst you are an international worker. Download your FREE E-Guide to find out more...

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Why saving offshore is less taxing
What the changes to the tax system mean to non-resident Australians
What products specifically aid Australian expats
What Foreign Accumulation Funds (FAF) are
What early settlement means
How to achieve greater returns on your investment as our case study shows.

As international financial planning experts, we spend our time sourcing products that exist specifically to aid Australian expats who intend to repatriate at some time in the future.

There are many investment vehicles available to Australians. However, finding the right one can be tricky. One thing is for certain though, you are more likely to pay more tax if you don’t speak to a financial planner than if you do. In fact, if you speak to a Guardian GS adviser now, you will not pay any tax that you don’t need to.

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If you are an Australian expat living overseas, you are most likely earning more as a result.

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