🌏 Australian Income Tax Rate Changes Effective 1 July 2024 - Important information for Australian Employers Over the last few years, both the Coalition and Labour Governments have announced income tax cuts that have been applied in stages since 2018. The final stage of these changes, known as the Stage 3 tax cuts, will come into effect from July 2024. These changes are now law after passing both houses of parliament on 27 February 2024. The changes that apply from 1 July 2024 are: 👉 Bottom tax rate: Decreases from 19% to 16% 👉 32.5% tax rate: Decreases to 30% 👉 37% tax rate threshold: Increases from $120,000 to $135,000 👉 45% tax rate threshold: Increases from $180,000 to $190,000 For detailed income tax brackets and rates for Australian residents from 2024–25 onward, refer to the table below or visit our global insight guide on Australia https://lnkd.in/gidrq6Ar. These changes are designed to reduce tax rates and adjust income thresholds, potentially impacting your tax obligations and financial planning. If you need any assistance understanding these new changes or help with your EOFY reporting in Australia, don't hesitate to get in touch with activpayroll. Our team of experts in Australia, lead by Melanie Gaensler are here to support you through these updates and ensure your compliance. Get in touch 👉 https://lnkd.in/eiTev5yn Melanie Gaensler | Andrew Philp | Thivagar Naidu
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