8 Ways To Maximise Your Australian Tax Return in 2023

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Title	:	8 Ways To Maximise Your Australian Tax Return in 2023
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Comment from : Bryan Invest

Wash Sales is Legal in paper right?
Comment from : S R P

This video is brilliant
Comment from : Bomberwarren

Hi I need help for my tax return, the problem is I can’t login to MyGov because i move to live in Canada on April this year and I not use my Australia phone number so I can’t the code to login my account so what can I do? Please help me I want make tax returnbrThank bro please
Comment from : Jason Sur

Wait, so if I salary sacrifice I can take home more money?
Comment from : Zac Smith

Just discovered your channel and I’m so happy about it I’ve been learning more about finance and investing recently but all the videos I’ve watched haven’t been in an Australian context I’m so happy I found your channel!
Comment from : Amity Salvador

Been looking a video like this on YouTube for a while Great work mate And yea, I stayed till the end Sauce
Comment from : Armzi

Some people be getting 14k tax return lmao
Comment from : Talo BMF

Sauce sauce sauce 🔥
Comment from : itsc1

Is there any ways or secret sauce to reduce high psi sole trader tax ¿
Comment from : bernyoz

I like that you speak fast and clearly I don't have to speed the video up! Now that's good sauce!
Comment from : T T

Sauce!
Comment from : Anna Roland

Sauce :)
Comment from : Roy Deng

You do realise 'return' is the document and 'refund' is the money you're getting back, right?
Comment from : AitchAitch

You sound more professional than most accountants i knowbrWhich state you're from if you don't mind me asking
Comment from : Kevin Dang

'Sauce' My question is let's say I invested in VGA or another EFT and let's say I want to sell my ETF after 3 years as I believe that firm is doing badly and might be applying for Chapter 11/bankruptcy brCan I liquidate my ETFs and buy/invest for the same amount (dollar to dollar) in some other EFT?brWill I have to pay capital Gains, even though I will invest all the amount in another eFT
Comment from : Ali Syedain

Goodness gracious, you shoot like a rocket! Thanks very much though
Comment from : William Lee

Even if you save on tax now by putting it into your super they will just take it when you retire and need to take it out to use The bastards always get us in the end 🤬
Comment from : Michael Hall

Nice one sauce 👍🏼
Comment from : Dave O

Hi,brwhich is the best broker to invest from australia?
Comment from : Isamar Rivas

Lets goooooo to get the get rich Sauce :D
Comment from : Kai

You lost me at the John Salary sacrifice example Why would you do "post tax contributions" of $20k?? Into What? An EFT? What are you throwing 20k at?
Comment from : Moe

Great video, but man you speak so fast (Sauce)
Comment from : James88

I think the downside is that employers don't have to salary sacrifice your wage Or at least my last employer wouldn't which was frustrating and couldn't find any leg way to make them
Comment from : HandyHands

Thanks Bryan you have a new subscriber here This video was better than a bunnings sausage with sauce!
Comment from : Bretto

Sauce, thabkyou
Comment from : InsideTheOutback

Thanks for the video! Excellent advice!
Comment from : sophbee90

Can you do the tax included salary sacrifice in mortgage
Comment from : Exel (EXEL TV)

How bout we just don't pay tax as we don't have to as per the 1900 annotated commonwealth constitution UK! The green constitution is a fraud as the Queen of Australia doesn't exist 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Andonis

5:12 i feel like I am misunderstanding this I purchased some land for $70,000 in 2021, I am looking at selling it for 200k shortlybrIf I accept that offer, I thought I was up for a capital gain of $130,000, of which I would owe 30 However, because has been held for two years, I thought you got a 50 discount on the 30, making it 15 of $130,000 brTherefore, I thought I would pay $19,500 in capital gain tax?
Comment from : Matt Thomson

Thanks mate SAUCE 🎉
Comment from : Dinesh Krishnan

Sauce brother thanks for the Info
Comment from : Leo Ribbon

Hi Bryan! Could you make a video on how to do one's taxes with respect to US Options Trading but as an Australian resident if you have any knowledge on the topic?
Comment from : Lowkey Convert

@bryaninvest so if I am on 300k income, I cant salary sacrifice as it execeeds 27k? please confirm
Comment from : Vishal Rajput

You forgot the biggest one that comes off your taxable income and effectively doesn't exist as income, Novated lease you get a car out of it tax free gst free(loan only not buyout at end) and pay crap loads less tax
Comment from : R4Z0R84

If I invite my parents to travel to Australia and live with me for a year, can I tax deduct on a portion of grocery cost? I saw many families did it (They just collecting all receipts from coles and woolies) and I asked them around, they said it can be tax deduct What option does it call?
Comment from : Old Driver

I have some good sauce for you Most advantageous strategy I have come across is Associate Leasing, similar to Novated Leasing but your associate gets the profitable money Nd when that associate is the wife the household income grows This was created in the same document as Novated Leasing back in 1998 but very few know about it Check it out, so good
Comment from : Grant Sebastian

I wrote off my investment property, claimed 3k, 25k paided back on the apprentieship loan, got $500 back wtfbrmight as well wokr for cash
Comment from : mydogzty

Sauce🥂
Comment from : Crazy 55

Not sure if I'm completely misunderstanding the salary sacrifice idea brIf you put extra money into your super, yes it's taxed at 15 but the government also taxes your super gains whereas if you were to invest the money separately and use DRP on your shares you won't be taxed anything until you cash out brIn the long term which is actually better? Being taxed yearly for gains you don't realise until you retire or going tax free until you sell
Comment from : D C

I thought you could claim the travel distance from work to home as a tax deduction
Comment from : Human

can working holiday visa do the tax return and have back something ?
Comment from : Seid Lizde

If you don't spend in the first place you won't get anything back
Comment from : Chuck Maddison

Taxation and inflation equals theft
Comment from : Tim Bo

Why not just become a billionaire, a Pillock of Society, and just say to the Govt- "I'm not gunna pay any tax, waddya gunna do about it Pimpleface?"
Comment from : Cee Emm

This financial year I had to pay $3 instead lol
Comment from : Madara Uchiha

Great Video and much more information !
Comment from : Kiran Patil

SAUCE! THANKS FOR THESE VIDEOS
Comment from : Marc lenard Santos

Sauce 😂
Comment from : Amy Cheesecake

Thanks for the sauce 😃
Comment from : Steven Roberts

I haven't paid tax for a while, I have no complex income, how do I lodge?
Comment from : weirditity

How do I know I have the appropriate level of health insurance, so I don’t need to pay the levy?
Comment from : Gigi Beach

Hi Bryan, Does the tax treaties for a dual citizenships mean you don't have to pay any tax? Also how does it work?
Comment from : Vicky

nice video mate Well done
Comment from : Mr Mani

Hi Bryan, i got a quick question: would the capital gain by Bank Term Deposit can be offset by capital loss in stock market / EFT ? brbrTIA
Comment from : Jason Chan

Legend!brbrSide super share investment How do that mate?
Comment from : Clicks of the Wild

how can I claim for an ecommerce business i brought please
Comment from : Chris Ngatai

Regarding your Salary Sacrifice example brFor those who are not planning on adding extra contribution to their super with post tax income, you would be reducing your take home pay if you were to salary sacrifice to your super from your pre tax income brbrA lot of these comparisons that companies give you are like this
Comment from : Yam-a-dab-a-doo

sauce
Comment from : DG_Toaste D

Hey Brian, can you do a video of real estate crowd funding please If you can
Comment from : Aussie Kiwi Lankan

Can negative gearing be applied on investment Lot ?
Comment from : kanwar sidhu

Great Video, Keep posting good content You will grow
Comment from : Shivam

Great sauceI mean source mate 😂
Comment from : Gianny Scoleri

Super sacrifice: AMP have a good Salary Sacrifice calculator you can use to work this out it stops you from inputting anything higher than the cap of $275K and shows the sweet spot
Comment from : Ralex

Can you help to do tax return ?
Comment from : ASh

Sauce
Comment from : Roco Safreti

nice vids bro, your gonna blow up any time soon brkeep up the hard work 👍
Comment from : INFIN8 Cubing

Great video mate, well done :-)
Comment from : Dael T

Hello I'm 12 years old and I want to invest in VAS and VGS for the long term, I will be dollar cost averaging every month with 10$ do you recommend anything for me to do?
Comment from : Jack

Sauce useful info as always 👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : Ashley Ha

Sauce 😂
Comment from : cazzi6

SAUCE Great video mate, keep up the great work!
Comment from : CJ

Please don't stop posting content it is so informative and entertaining
Comment from : BarcaMentor

Sauce - great video! 👍🏼
Comment from : VAR GEESE

Sauce❤
Comment from : Winnie Jo

Excellent video Well researched, presented, and easy for the everyday Aussie to understand I've watched a lot of your videos and they have inspired me to start my investing journey, so thank you!brbrI was wondering if you would be able to do a video comparing the best ETFs vs the best LICs on a long term (20-30 years) DCA DRP strategy?brbrAgain, thank you
Comment from : Sam Kaar

Saucey video!
Comment from : Social GN

Sauce Great video and tips as always
Comment from : Mark K

You have such a unique perspective, I love learning from you
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Sauce - your videos are so informative! I came across your YouTube channel few days ago and already feel like I’m learning a lot Thank you!
Comment from : Chandini Thirumalai

Saucy stuff as always Bryan! Glad you touched on the FHSSS - as someone currently trying to save for my first property, I'd be really interested in a more in-depth video about the best strategies for achieving that!
Comment from : Memes Ex Machina

Hey mate how to contact with u?
Comment from : Paljinder Singh

A reliable sauce tells me that it’s tax time
Comment from : Lincoln Carolan

Great video man
Comment from : Jeremy Taguchi

The best strategy is when you get a Div293 in the post and you go so berserk you join the UFC and clean up in the octagon due to your incendiary rage at the ATO Plenty of good sauce to cover any tax bill when you're making mad stacks like McGregor
Comment from : Rory

Hey BryanbrJust curious, are you speaking fast or it is on fast forward mode? 😅 I'm new to your channel and I'm learning a lot from you Sometimes it's so fast for my slow brain 😂
Comment from : kinostarss ss

SAUCE Found you a week ago Love the videos and good vibes mate! Subscribed
Comment from : Jeff W

Sauce , my favourite way is NOI for personal super contributions
Comment from : Sir Dino

Mustard is my favourite sauce Work expense deductions are my favourite tax saver
Comment from : Sarah Lynch

Salary sacrifice is massively underrated Pretty much free money if used correctly Sauce 🌭
Comment from : Mike O

sauce
Comment from : Zane

I didn't know about the first home super saver! is this the same the first home owner's grant? Thanks for the sauce, Bryan
Comment from : Henry Jr

Great video as always Bryan I'm currently making use of the FHSS scheme, it's providing me with some super safe and saucy tax savings A great alternative to investing the money outside of super or using a term deposit Keep up the great content!
Comment from : Jack K-S