At Australian Government payments such as pensions and carer payments on your return, you included:

• a pension or allowance from Centrelink, or
• a pension, allowance or benefit from the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA).

Visit Australian Government payments such as pensions and carer payments to learn more.

Note: If you are under age-pension age:

• Australian Government payments are not taxable in some circumstances. When these payments are not taxable, don't include them at Australian Government payments such as pensions and carer payments.
• If your Australian Government payments are not taxable, they don't meet this eligibility condition.
• Visit Amounts that you do not pay tax on to learn more.

Yes/No

You met the Centrelink age pension age requirement and were eligible for an Australian Government age pension, but did not receive it because:

• you didn't make a claim, or
• you didn't meet the income test or the assets test, but you meet one of the following      
  • you had been an Australian resident for age-pension purposes for 10 years or more, of which five years were continuous
  • you had a qualifying residence exemption because you arrived in Australia as a refugee or under a special humanitarian program
  • you received a partner allowance, a widow allowance or a widow B pension, immediately before turning age pension age
  • you are a woman who was widowed in Australia, and  
    • you and your late partner were Australian residents when your late partner died
    • you are currently in Australia, and
    • you have been an Australian resident for at least the last two years
  • you are a woman and on 19 March 2020   
    • you were receiving a wife pension and you were not receiving a carer allowance; or
    • you were receiving a special needs widow B pension
  • you would have qualified for an age pension under an international social security agreement.

Yes/No

You met the veteran pension age test and were eligible for a pension, allowance or benefit from Veterans' Affairs during 2021–22, but did not receive it because:

• you didn't make a claim, or
• you didn't meet the income test or the assets test, and you were     
  • a veteran with eligible war service, or
  • a Commonwealth veteran, allied veteran or allied mariner with qualifying service.
   

Yes/No

You didn't have a spouse, and your rebate income was less than $50,119.

Yes/No

You had a spouse, and the combined rebate income of you and your spouse was less than $83,580.

Yes/No

At any time in 2021–22

• you and your spouse had to live apart due to illness (see note below) or because one of you was in a nursing home, and
• the combined rebate income of you and your spouse was less than $95,198.

Note: Had to live apart due to illness refers to situations where you and your spouse did not live together because one or both of you have an indefinitely continuing illness or infirmity and, as a result, your combined living expenses were increased.

Yes/No

Taxable income

$             

$

Assessable First home super saver (FHSS) released amount

$             

$             

Take away the amount at row b from a.
If the amount is less than zero, write 0 at row c.

The result is your taxable income disregarding your assessable FHSS released amount.

$             

$             

Reportable employer superannuation contributions

$

$

Deductible personal superannuation contributions

$

$

Net financial investment loss

$

$

Net rental property loss

$

$

Reportable fringe benefits amounts from employers exempt from FBT under section 57A of FBTAA 1986 multiplied by 0.53.
Round down the answer to the nearest dollar.

$

$

Reportable fringe benefits amounts from employers not exempt from FBT under section 57A of FBTAA 1986.

$

$

Add up the amounts from rows c to i.
This is each individual's rebate income.

$

$

The amount on which a trustee of a trust was liable to pay tax in respect of your spouse because your spouse was under a legal disability, such as:

• being an undischarged bankrupt
• a person who was declared legally incapable because of a mental condition.

N/A

$

Add the amount from:

• row j in your column
• row j in your spouse's column, and
• row k in your spouse's column.

This is your combined rebate income.

$