Who has gone to Australia by migration?

[endymioun]

Whats the minimum pay there? How much tax are you paying?

Iam currently in Ireland and the minimum pay for nurses here is 18euros per hour. if you work here for more than 600euros a week, goverment tax will increase to 41% from 21% if below. Now that they have budget deficits, they are charging levy on top of the taxes we are paying here. It is really hard now so im planning to transfer in australia.

[lady_blackrose]

Whats the minimum pay there? How much tax are you paying?

Iam currently in Ireland and the minimum pay for nurses here is 18euros per hour. if you work here for more than 600euros a week, goverment tax will increase to 41% from 21% if below. Now that they have budget deficits, they are charging levy on top of the taxes we are paying here. It is really hard now so im planning to transfer in australia.

range from 35-45 aud.the nurses here bro.but im just a private nurse..so 25aud ra ako per hour but thats the net hour.so im being paid more than that per hour.didnt ask.tax here really is way beyond u can imagine.my hubby has a company and he is paying 50k aud/1.5m pesos every 3 mos.so in other words...the more u make money here..the more u have to pay tax.and i think minimum pay here is 15aud per hour unless if ur underage.hehehe...but underage here can get a min.of 12aud.

[abay_006]

hi lady blackrose, is it really that hard to find job in Australia these days?

[purecebuana]

there is no such thing as second class citizen here.lol.this is a multi-culture country remember?so how can u say theres a second class if nearly all the races are here?

yes, most country is multi-racial / multi-culture but don't forget aussie is an predominantly white caucasians, if ur not part of that class chances are u will not be given an equal treatment as white caucasians get.

[lady_blackrose]

yes, most country is multi-racial / multi-culture but don't forget aussie is an predominantly white caucasians, if ur not part of that class chances are u will not be given an equal treatment as white caucasians get.

as far as i know miss..since ive been living here for quite awhile now...id say there is always an equal treatment here otherwise u can complain for racial discrimination...as long as u abide their rules like paying tax like every worker here does then surely u will be treated the same. and as far as i know...aussies might be caucasians but so far...among all races that ive encountered...they're the only ones who dont give a damn about races..as long as u dont do any sh*t to them then things are gonna be fine.

[lady_blackrose]

hi lady blackrose, is it really that hard to find job in Australia these days?

so far bro theyre still hirings pa naman but those companies who are connected to the usa...theyre more affected...cut off age for a working visa is 45.

[purecebuana]

Whats the minimum pay there? How much tax are you paying?

Iam currently in Ireland and the minimum pay for nurses here is 18euros per hour. if you work here for more than 600euros a week, goverment tax will increase to 41% from 21% if below. Now that they have budget deficits, they are charging levy on top of the taxes we are paying here. It is really hard now so im planning to transfer in australia.

Personal Income Tax

Income tax on personal income is a progressive tax. The current tax-free threshold is AUD6,000 and the highest marginal rate for individuals is 45% (plus medicare levy).

As with many other countries, income taxes are withheld from wages and salaries in Australia, often resulting in refunds payable to taxpayers. A nine-digit Tax File Number must be quoted to employers for employees to have withholdings calculated using the various tax brackets. In the absence of this number employers are required to withhold tax at the highest marginal rate from the first dollar. Likewise, banks must also withhold the highest marginal rate of income tax on interest earned on bank accounts if the individual does not provide their tax file number to the bank.

Low Income Tax Offset
The Low Income Tax Offset is an offset applicable in full for those earning up to $30,000. Since the 2008-09 Budget it provides low income earners with a tax rebate of up to $1200.

The rebate phases out for those earning over $30,000 at 4c for every dollar of taxable income over $30,000. Thus the threshold ends at $60,000. The LITO affects the amount of income per child that can be diverted to children through family trusts. The LITO creates an effective tax-free threshold of $14,000 for low income earners, but an increased effective marginal tax rate (EMTR) for middle income earners (an increase of 4% in the effective marginal tax rate for incomes up to $60000 per annum).

Tax rates

Income Tax Rates 2008-09 - excluding Family Tax Benefit
Taxable income Tax on this income Effective Tax Rate
$0 – $6,000 Nil 0%
$6,001 – $34,000 15c for each $1 over $6,000 0% – 12.4%
$34,001 – $80,000 $4,200 plus 30c for each $1 over $34,000 12.4% – 22.5%
$80,001 – $180,000 $18,000 plus 40c for each $1 over $80,000 22.5% – 32%
Over $180,000 $58,000 plus 45c for each $1 over $180,000 32% – 45%


Income Tax Rates 2007-08 - excluding Family Tax Benefit
Taxable income Tax on this income Effective Tax Rate
$0 – $6,000 Nil 0%
$6,001 – $30,000 15c for each $1 over $6,000 0% – 12%
$30,001 – $75,000 $3,600 plus 30c for each $1 over $30,000 12% – 22.8%
$75,001 – $150,000 $17,100 plus 40c for each $1 over $75,000 22.8% – 31.4%
Over $150,000 $47,100 plus 45c for each $1 over $150,000 31.4% – 45%

The Medicare levy applies to certain thresholds

for more details pls click the link: Income tax in Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


as for median hourly rate for Registered Nurse:
PayScale Australia - Registered Nurse (RN) Wages, Hourly Wage Rate
Wages for Registered nurses in Australia : Visas Australia


Wages for Registered nurses in Australia

REGISTERED NURSE - ANNUAL (AUD)

Year 1 [$42,337.69]

Year 2 [$44,649.20]

Year 3 [$46,950.28]

Year 4 [$49,423.54]

Year 5 [$51,870.72]

Year 6 [$54,323.11]

Year 7 [$57,114.66]

Year 8+ [$59,462.70]

REGISTERED NURSE - WEEKLY RATE (AUD)

Year 1 [$811.40]

Year 2 [$855.70]

Year 3 [$899.80]

Year 4 [$947.20]

Year 5 [$994.10]

Year 6 [$1,041.10]

Year 7 [$1,094.60]

Year 8+ [$1,139.60]

Salary rates are determined by years of experience with increases each year up to the eighth year of experience for registered nurses and the fifth year of experience for enrolled nurses.

Further increments depend on the level of responsibility.

Shift Allowances
Employees working afternoon or night shifts are paid percentages of their salary in addition to the ordinary rate, as follows:

afternoon shift commencing at 10.00 am and before 1.00 pm attracts an additional 10%
afternoon shift commencing at 1.00 pm and before 4.00 pm attracts an additional 12.5%
night shift commencing at 4.00 pm and before 4.00 am attracts an additional 15%
night shift commencing at 4.00 am and before 6.00 am attracts an additional 10%.
Employees whose ordinary working hours include work on a Saturday and/or Sunday are paid for ordinary working hours worked between midnight on Friday and midnight on Saturday at the rate of time and one half, and for ordinary hours worked between midnight on Saturday and midnight on Sunday at the rate of time and three quarters.

All salaries and other payments due to employees are paid weekly or fortnightly. Payment for any overtime worked may be deferred to the next pay day.

[lady_blackrose]

Personal Income Tax

Income tax on personal income is a progressive tax. The current tax-free threshold is AUD6,000 and the highest marginal rate for individuals is 45% (plus medicare levy).

As with many other countries, income taxes are withheld from wages and salaries in Australia, often resulting in refunds payable to taxpayers. A nine-digit Tax File Number must be quoted to employers for employees to have withholdings calculated using the various tax brackets. In the absence of this number employers are required to withhold tax at the highest marginal rate from the first dollar. Likewise, banks must also withhold the highest marginal rate of income tax on interest earned on bank accounts if the individual does not provide their tax file number to the bank.

Low Income Tax Offset
The Low Income Tax Offset is an offset applicable in full for those earning up to $30,000. Since the 2008-09 Budget it provides low income earners with a tax rebate of up to $1200.

The rebate phases out for those earning over $30,000 at 4c for every dollar of taxable income over $30,000. Thus the threshold ends at $60,000. The LITO affects the amount of income per child that can be diverted to children through family trusts. The LITO creates an effective tax-free threshold of $14,000 for low income earners, but an increased effective marginal tax rate (EMTR) for middle income earners (an increase of 4% in the effective marginal tax rate for incomes up to $60000 per annum).

Tax rates

Income Tax Rates 2008-09 - excluding Family Tax Benefit
Taxable income Tax on this income Effective Tax Rate
$0 – $6,000 Nil 0%
$6,001 – $34,000 15c for each $1 over $6,000 0% – 12.4%
$34,001 – $80,000 $4,200 plus 30c for each $1 over $34,000 12.4% – 22.5%
$80,001 – $180,000 $18,000 plus 40c for each $1 over $80,000 22.5% – 32%
Over $180,000 $58,000 plus 45c for each $1 over $180,000 32% – 45%


Income Tax Rates 2007-08 - excluding Family Tax Benefit
Taxable income Tax on this income Effective Tax Rate
$0 – $6,000 Nil 0%
$6,001 – $30,000 15c for each $1 over $6,000 0% – 12%
$30,001 – $75,000 $3,600 plus 30c for each $1 over $30,000 12% – 22.8%
$75,001 – $150,000 $17,100 plus 40c for each $1 over $75,000 22.8% – 31.4%
Over $150,000 $47,100 plus 45c for each $1 over $150,000 31.4% – 45%

The Medicare levy applies to certain thresholds

for more details pls click the link: Income tax in Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


as for median hourly rate for Registered Nurse:
PayScale Australia - Registered Nurse (RN) Wages, Hourly Wage Rate
Wages for Registered nurses in Australia : Visas Australia


Wages for Registered nurses in Australia

REGISTERED NURSE - ANNUAL (AUD)

Year 1 [$42,337.69]

Year 2 [$44,649.20]

Year 3 [$46,950.28]

Year 4 [$49,423.54]

Year 5 [$51,870.72]

Year 6 [$54,323.11]

Year 7 [$57,114.66]

Year 8+ [$59,462.70]

REGISTERED NURSE - WEEKLY RATE (AUD)

Year 1 [$811.40]

Year 2 [$855.70]

Year 3 [$899.80]

Year 4 [$947.20]

Year 5 [$994.10]

Year 6 [$1,041.10]

Year 7 [$1,094.60]

Year 8+ [$1,139.60]

Salary rates are determined by years of experience with increases each year up to the eighth year of experience for registered nurses and the fifth year of experience for enrolled nurses.

Further increments depend on the level of responsibility.

Shift Allowances
Employees working afternoon or night shifts are paid percentages of their salary in addition to the ordinary rate, as follows:

afternoon shift commencing at 10.00 am and before 1.00 pm attracts an additional 10%
afternoon shift commencing at 1.00 pm and before 4.00 pm attracts an additional 12.5%
night shift commencing at 4.00 pm and before 4.00 am attracts an additional 15%
night shift commencing at 4.00 am and before 6.00 am attracts an additional 10%.
Employees whose ordinary working hours include work on a Saturday and/or Sunday are paid for ordinary working hours worked between midnight on Friday and midnight on Saturday at the rate of time and one half, and for ordinary hours worked between midnight on Saturday and midnight on Sunday at the rate of time and three quarters.

All salaries and other payments due to employees are paid weekly or fortnightly. Payment for any overtime worked may be deferred to the next pay day.

tax here maybe huge but its worth it..some people here complain sometimes with their taxes same as my hubby coz his paying ALOT...coz he has his own company here but as long as u can get hold on it if u need it then its worth it naman.unlike in pinas that they have this so called VAT but u cant really tell where they use the VAT or other taxes that the people pay.

[purecebuana]

as far as i know miss..since ive been living here for quite awhile now...id say there is always an equal treatment here otherwise u can complain for racial discrimination...as long as u abide their rules like paying tax like every worker here does then surely u will be treated the same. and as far as i know...aussies might be caucasians but so far...among all races that ive encountered...they're the only ones who dont give a damn about races..as long as u dont do any sh*t to them then things are gonna be fine.

BASED ON UR OTHER POSTS:
ive started travelling abroad when i was 19...now im 20.hehe..these are the places ive been...gamay pa siya...tigum-tigum usa ko...20..so far 5 pa intawon bro.saonz

since ive been living here for quite awhile now..***is it really quite a awhile miss?? i wondered what is the credibility in some of ur post now... quite conflicting!

[purecebuana]

tax here maybe huge but its worth it..some people here complain sometimes with their taxes same as my hubby coz his paying ALOT...coz he has his own company here but as long as u can get hold on it if u need it then its worth it naman.unlike in pinas that they have this so called VAT but u cant really tell where they use the VAT or other taxes that the people pay.

sis, i never mentioned about how huge is aussie or shud i say ur tax...am just responding to our kabayan enquiries to help him decide to proceed on his plan in going to aussie..at least they shud know what is the real tax & real salary rate before making any decisions...