Lodging your tax return is easier when you know what you can or can’t claim as a deduction.
Teaching and educational support staff incur many expenses throughout the financial year, which can be claimed as a deduction, but these can be tricky to navigate.
It is more important than ever that teachers and educational professionals understand how to best prepare and lodge their tax returns, to ensure they claim the correct deductions.
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