Budget 2008-09: Education Tax Refund

21.10.08

The Government has introduced a Bill into Parliament seeking to implement the Education Tax Refund. Broadly, eligible families can qualify for a 50% refundable tax offset for eligible education expenses up to a maximum of $750 for children undertaking primary studies and $1,500 for children undertaking secondary studies.

  • TIP: Eligible families should keep all receipts to ensure that they will be able to claim the refund when the Bill is enacted.

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