As an Australian expat returning home after many years abroad, you need to carefully plan your return to ensure that you do not face unexpected tax obligations.
For over 20 years, we have been assisting Australian expats to plan their return to Australia.
We look at your personal circumstances, including the location of your assets and liabilities and the manner in which they are held, to advise on a tax strategy that minimises your tax risk and protects your wealth.
HOW WE ASSIST AUSTRALIANS RETURNING HOME
RETURNING TO AUSTRALIA TAX REVIEW
Designed to provide high level summary advice to Australian expats returning home, the aim of the review is to make your return as stress-free as possible and ensure there are no surprises once you’ve made the move.
STRATEGIC TAX REVIEW
If you hold international investments which may include foreign property, foreign currency deposits, listed or unlisted investments and international managed funds, you require the in-depth tax advice of our Strategic Tax Review.
CUSTOM ADVISORY
Expat Australians with significant assets abroad and complex international structures often require bespoke tax advice that considers their unique mix of assets and international presence.
PERSONAL TAX RETURNS
We specialise in preparing tax returns for expat Australians returning home. We can assist you with your personal tax return in the financial year that you arrive and continue as your tax agent in Australia to ensure your compliance obligations are met.
AVOID UNNECESSARY SURPRISES
We will help you avoid unforeseen tax bills by carefully planning your return home to Australia.
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