TAX BY eFORM |
Use our handy eForm to submit your tax details to us for fast, easy preparation of your tax return.
We will contact you for any further information, prepare your return, and email it to you for signature. All you will need to do is sign where required and send the signature page back by fax, scan and email, or post.
Australian taxation laws require you to have receipts for your expenditure if the total of your work-related deductions is over $300, excluding motor vehicle and certain other claims relating to allowances.
Our eForm works on Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touches too, so you really can prepare your tax information from anywhere! (If you have another brand of mobile device, try it - it will probably work.)
If you cannot complete the eForm in a single session you can save it by clicking the Save button. You can save up to 5 incomplete forms at a time in case several people are sharing the same computer.
To make it easy to continue working on a saved eForm, you will see a handy reminder icon and link under the navigation links on the left on every page of this website when you have a saved eForm.
Where is my data stored?
Form data is saved in cookies on your computer (you will lose it if you clear your cookies!).
You can remove a saved form by clicking the Delete button for the relevant slot in the Save Slots dialogue that appears when you click one of the Close buttons on the form.
When you click the Submit button, only the data in the currently-open form is sent to ITP. You cannot submit if you have unsaved changes in the form.
For safe keeping, we suggest that once you complete this form you print a copy for your records.
Warning: you do not have Javascript enabled. You will not be able to save your progress in case you cannot complete the eForm in one session. To fix this problem, please give your browser permission to run the scripts in this page. If you are using Internet Explorer you will probably see a warning across the top of the page right now. Click it, then click to allow the page to run scripts.
