For School administrators

What is Tax, Super + You?

Tax, Super + You is an educational online resource provided free of charge by the ATO. Teachers can use this resource to help their students improve their understanding of the Australian tax and super systems.

The resource is a complete learning management system. Its content aligns to the Australian Curriculum, focusing on secondary school students in years 7 to 12.

The resource incorporates:

Why was my request for School Administrator access rejected?

Your request for School Administrator access will be rejected if we cannot verify your details provided in the request form.

If your request is rejected because we cannot verify your details, you will be given a new Student account in Tax, Super + You which you can access with the Username and password you entered.

How do I create a new class?

To create a new class for your students, follow these steps:

How do I create an account for a teacher at my school?

To create a Teacher account in Tax, Super + You for another teacher at your school you will need to follow these steps:

How do I enrol my students into my class?

When you create a new class in Tax, Super + You, the system will send you an email with course details and registration instructions.

You need to send these details to your students to help them enrol into your class and also to register for Tax, Super + You if they have not already done so.

After your students have requested enrolment into your class, follow these steps:

How do my students enrol without the course email?

If you do not have the email sent from Tax, Super + You when you created your class, you will need to follow these steps to enrol your students into your class:

Why is my old Tax, Super + You account not working?

Tax, Super + You has been updated for 2015 and beyond. 

Any account you had for Tax, Super + You before January 2015 no longer exists.

Is Tax, Super + You aligned with the curriculum?

Tax, Super + You  is aligned with the curriculum and these linkages can be explored using the resources below.

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Wacky facts

  • Fact 1

    In 1705, Emperor Peter I of Russia instituted a beard tax. Those who paid the tax were required to carry a 'beard token'. This was a copper or silver token inscribed with 'the tax has been taken' and 'the beard is a superfluous burden'.

Glossary

Revenue / government revenue

The income of a government (from taxes, excise duties or other sources) used for the payment of public expenses.

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