Ever wondered why you have to pay tax + super?
Learn how the system works and take control of your money & your life.
Over 1000 NEW high-quality teacher-developed resources to use in secondary schools and at home. Resources are aligned with the Australian Curriculum and other syllabuses around Australia. A NEW 'Work Ready Course' supporting students to comprehend the tax and super systems and become work ready. A NEW Learning Management System with simplified online class creation.
Anyone can access the website as a Guest user, but Guest users cannot complete any of the quizzes, save their progress, or participate in forums.
Simply click on the Course overview button to get started.
Tax, Super and You is aligned with the curriculum and these linkages can be explored using the resources below.
Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Senior Secondary Curriculum Connections Years 7-10 Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Queensland South Australia/Northern Territory Tasmania Victoria Western Australia
New to tax and super?
If you are new to the tax and superannuation systems, you may be wondering about how they work and what you need to do.
Find out more:
ato.gov.au/newtotax
The ATO's new online services simulator is now available.
The ATO online services simulator is an interactive platform to help you learn about the functions, features and services available in ATO online services for individuals.
The simulator has been created for educational purposes only. It doesn't interact with any of our processing systems and can't be used to lodge your tax return or any other details to the ATO.
Ever wondered why you pay tax and super? Here's your chance to explore the nuts and bolts of tax and super. Check out our video to get started, or browse our course overview for a listing of our modules and activities.
Attention all educators, need some help creating a class in Tax, Super + You?
We now have a cheat-sheet available to step you through the set up process.
If you have any questions about registration, contact the Tax, Super + You team:
The first new tax introduced after Federation was the Bank Notes Tax Act 1910 which introduced an Australian currency. It imposed a 10% tax on bank notes that had been previously issued privately. The new national currency first appeared in December 1910.
Any individual or entity required to pay tax.
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