Tax return for individuals (supplementary section) 2006-07 - You will need the TaxPack (supplementary section) to help you complete this part of your income tax return. NAT 2679-06.2007.

Tax return for individuals 2006-07 - Use TaxPack 2007 to fill in this tax return. NAT 2541-06.2007.

Tax return for retirees 2006-07 - You will need the Retirees TaxPack 2007 to help you complete this form. NAT 2597-06.2007

Retirees TaxPack 2007 - The Retirees TaxPack is a guide to completing your income tax return for 2006-07. NAT 2596-06.2007.

TaxPack publications and rulings 2006-07 - A list of the publications and rulings referred to in TaxPack 2007. You can download copies of these documents or order them from the Publication Distribution Service.

TaxPack supplement 2007 - The TaxPack supplement contains information about income tax questions which apply to relatively few taxpayers. NAT 2677-06.2007.

What's new for 2007 - An outline of changes for individual tax returns for 2007.

Short tax return for individuals 2006-07 - The form for people with simple tax affairs. Use the Short tax return instructions 2007 to help you fill in this return. NAT 8416-6.2007.

Short tax return for individuals eligibility criteria 2006-07 - Answer these questions to check whether you can use the short tax return for individuals 2007. NAT 8416A-6.2007.

Short tax return instructions 2007 - These instructions will help you complete the short tax return for individuals. NAT 8417-6.2007.

You and your shares 2006-07 - Explains the income you declare, deductions and credits you can claim, and records you need to keep if you hold shares or convertible notes as an investment. NAT 2632-6.2007.

Starting a new business - If you are considering starting a new business there are a few things you need to consider.

Am I in business? - Wondering whether an activity you're engaged in is in fact a business? Working out if you are in business is an important question that affects your tax situation and tax time is a good time to work it out.

Deductions for travel agents - This summary outlines some of the deductions you may be able to claim.

Travel agents - what travel expenses can I claim? - This fact sheet explains the types of expenses that are deductible for tourism consultants, travel agents and guides undertaking domestic and international travel.

Making the most of work related expenses - To ensure you claim all the work related deductions you're entitled to, use the Tax Office has a number of detailed guides available for selected occupations.

Claim the right rental property deductions - The number of people claiming rental deductions has increased over the past few years and the Tax Office continues to keep a close eye on them.

Free guides from the Tax Office - The Tax Office has a range of useful guides available to help people meet their tax obligations.

Capital works deductions and investment property - If you sell an investment property and make a capital gain you may be liable for capital gains tax (CGT).

Airline employees 2006-07 - If you work in the airline industry as a flight attendant, flight engineer, pilot or ground engineer, this document will help you to work out what claims you can make in your tax return. NAT 2331-6.2007.

Australian Defence Force members 2006-07 - If you are a member of the defence forces, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2321-6.07

Australian film industry incentives 2006-07 - If you invest in the Australian film industry, you may be eligible for a special tax deduction. NAT 0954-6.2007.

Building workers 2006-07 - If you are employed in the building industry, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2324-6.2007.

Business and professional items 2006-07 - Use this guide to help you complete the business and professional items schedule for individuals on your 2007 tax return. NAT 2543-6.2007.

Business and professional items schedule for individuals 2006-07 - If you need to complete item 13, 14 or 15 of your tax return (supplementary section), you must fill in this schedule. NAT 2816-6.2007.

Cleaners 2006-07 - If you are employed as a cleaner, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2328-6.2007.

Deductions for prepaid expenses 2006-07 - If you have prepaid a deductible expense for something which is to be done within 13 months, read this guide to find out how much of it you can claim this year. NAT 4170-6.2007.

Factory workers 2006-07 - If you work in a factory, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2329-6.2007.

Guide to depreciating assets 2006-07 - If you use a capital asset, such as a car or machinery, in earning your income, you may be able to claim a deduction for the cost of that asset, spread over its effective life. NAT 1996-6.2007.

Hairdressers 2006-07 - If you are employed as a hairdresser, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2320-6.2007.

Hospitality industry employees 2006-07 - If you are employed in the hospitality industry as a chef, waiter, waitress or bar attendant, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 23260-6.2007.

Income averaging for special professionals 2006-07 - If you are an artist, composer, writer, inventor, performer, production associate or sportsperson, this guide will explain special averaging provisions which may apply to your income. NAT 2475-6.2007.

Interest on early payments and overpayments of tax 2006-07 - For individuals and taxable trusts, this guide explains your entitlement to interest if you pay your tax early, pay more than is required, or if the Tax Office delays the refund of a running balance account surplus. NAT 2277-6.2007.

Journalists 2006-07 - If you are employed as a journalist in the print, radio or television industry, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2782-6.2007.

Lawyers 2006-07 - If you are employed as a lawyer, solicitor, articled clerk and other paralegal, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2327-6.2007.

Nurses 2006-07 - If you are employed as a nurse, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2319-6.2007.

Performing artists 2006-07 - If you are employed as a performing artist, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2325-6.2007.

Police officers 2006-07 - If you are employed as a police officer, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2316-6.2007.

Real estate employees 2006-07 - If you are employed in the real estate industry, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2323-6.2007.

Rental properties 2006-07 - This guide explains how to treat rental income and expenses - including how to treat more than 230 residential rental property items. NAT 1729-6.2007.

Shop assistants 2006-07 - If you are employed as a shop assistant, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2322-6.2007.

Teachers 2006-07 - If you are employed as a school teacher, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2317-6.2007.

Timor Sea Treaty - Joint Petroleum Development Area instructions 2006-07 - These instructions should be used by an individual who has earned income during 2006-07 for performing work or services in the Joint Petroleum Development Area (JPDA) as defined in the Timor Sea Treaty. NAT 8277-10.2007.

Truck drivers 2006-07 - If you are employed as a truck driver, this guide will help you to work out what you can claim in your tax return. NAT 2318-6.2007.

Refund of franking credits for individuals - application form 2006-07 - Use this form to claim a refund of franking credits if you are an Australian resident individual and do not need to lodge an income tax return. NAT 4098-6.2007.

Refund of franking credits instructions and application for individuals 2006-07 - This publication outlines the criteria for claiming a refund of imputation credits, explains common terms, and includes a worksheet and application forms. NAT 4105-06.2007.

Family tax benefit (FTB) tax claim instructions 2006-07 - This information will help you to work out your entitlement to family tax benefit and to complete a claim for lodgment with the Tax Office. It contains the short and long claim forms as well as instructions for both. NAT 4108-6.2007.

Family tax benefit (FTB) short tax claim 2006-07 - The short claim form can be used by people with relatively simple claims for family tax benefit. NAT 4153-6.2007.

Family tax benefit (FTB) tax claim 2006-07 - This form can be used to make a claim with the Tax Office for family tax benefit. The guide contains the short and long claim forms as well as instructions for both. NAT 4117-6.2007.

30% child care tax rebate instructions and transfer advice for individuals 2006-07 - If you received child care benefit and you do not need to lodge a 2007 tax return these instructions will help you transfer your rebate to your spouse. NAT 14719-6.2007.

30% child care tax rebate transfer advice for individuals 2006-07 - If you received child care benefit and you do not need to lodge a 2007 tax return use this advice form if you want to transfer your rebate to your spouse. NAT 14718-6.2007.

Baby bonus claim 2006-07 - Use this form to claim the baby bonus if you gave birth to a baby or gained legal responsibility of a child aged under 5 (for example, through adoption) on or after 1 July 2001 and prior to 1 July 2004. NAT 6581-6.2007.

Baby bonus instructions and claim 2006-07 - Use this form to claim the baby bonus if you gave birth to a baby or gained legal responsibility of a child aged under 5 (for example, through adoption) on or after 1 July 2001 and prior to 1 July 2004. NAT 6580-6.2007.

Mature age worker tax offset - People who are aged 55 or over on 30 June 2007 and still working may be entitled to a tax offset of up to $500.

Visiting and working in Australia - People who travel and work in Australia temporarily (including backpackers) should keep in mind that tax is deducted from any money earned while working here.

Exempt foreign employment income - If you are an Australian resident working overseas, this will help you to work out whether or not your income is exempt from income tax in Australia.

Foreign income return form guide 2006-07 - This guide explains measures relating to the taxation of foreign income derived by, or attributed to, Australian residents. NAT 1840-5.2007.

Foreign investment funds guide 2006-07 - If you have an interest in a foreign investment fund or foreign life policy, this guide explains how foreign investment funds legislation affects you. NAT 2130-6.2007.

How to claim a foreign tax credit 2006-07 - If you are an Australian resident individual and have paid foreign tax on income you received from outside Australia, this guide will help you to claim a credit for that foreign tax. NAT 2338-6.2007.

How to lodge your 2007 tax return - With the financial year drawing to a close it's time to consider your options for lodging your tax return.