Australia ‘backpacker tax’: British woman wins discrimination case
Catherine Addy argued she had paid too much tax, in a ruling that may affect other travellers. …
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) said the decision was only relevant in cases where the working holiday-maker had been resident in Australia for tax purposes since 2017. It applied only to people from the UK, Germany, Israel, Japan, Norway, Finland, Turkey or Chile.
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