The opportunity to pay income tax in instalments, rather than once per year, was introduced in 1941.
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The opportunity to pay income tax in instalments, rather than once per year, was introduced in 1941.
Australia's tax system works on self-assessment. When a taxpayer completes their income tax return, they must show all of their income and only claim allowable deductions and tax offsets to which they are entitled. The ATO issues a notice of assessment based on the information provided in the tax return.
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