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Scammers are targeting taxpayers as the October 31 deadline nears. Learn how to spot fake ATO and myGov messages, protect your refund, and lodge your tax return safely with Precent before it’s too late.

Not all donations and gifts are tax-deductible. Learn the ATO’s rules on what qualifies, what doesn’t, and how to avoid common mistakes when claiming deductions.

Missed the tax return deadline? The ATO can apply penalties, charge daily interest, or delay your refund. But you can still fix it. Learn what happens when you lodge late, when the ATO might waive penalties, and how Precent can help you minimize damage and lodge with confidence.

Not all work clothing is deductible in your tax return. Learn the ATO rules on what you can and can’t claim from branded uniforms and protective gear to laundry costs. This guide is especially useful for students in hospitality, retail, and aged care.

Many international students in Australia miss valuable tax deductions simply because they don’t know what can be claimed. From phone bills to work-related travel, this guide highlights the top deductions students often overlook and how you can claim them correctly.

No MyGov account? No problem. Learn how to lodge your 2025 tax return in Australia without MyGov access, step-by-step. Precent Tax and Services makes it fast, secure, and 100% online.

Lodging your tax return for 2025? This simple guide shows you how to use a tax calculator step-by-step so you can file with confidence.

Explaining what study expenses can be claimed when switching careers.

This is a quick guide to understand what "Self-Education" is and what can be claimed.

a simple guide to foreign resident property sellers in Australia

steps to find out if you're a tax resident

Navigating the complexities of the new 2025 tax regulations. Tax time 2025 is bringing a few changes that could affect how much you...

The logbook method is one of the best ways to claim vehicle expenses and boost your tax refund. It gives you access to more deductions than the cents-per-kilometre method, but it requires a little effort upfront.