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It’s tax time: Your statement and membership fees

With the end of financial year upon us, we know members will be keen to get your tax returns in. You can expect a copy of your FSU tax statement in your email in a few weeks’ time. If you haven’t received your tax statement by the end of July, please contact [email protected].  

Don’t forget, your FSU membership fees are fully tax deductible.  

Your membership fees for the 2023/24 financial year are listed below.  

Make sure you check the Australian Taxation Office’s website for helpful tips on expenses you can claim on tax (including working from home expenses), and for information on lodging your tax return.  

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