Moved in Aug 2025 to Australia on a one year working holiday visa as an engineer, gained employment and income in 2025 from Sept-Dec, how do I account for this?

rjbhockey — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 01:14:45 GMT

Is this reported as foreign income on this year tax return? How do I ensure I am not double taxed on this income? Should I wait until I have filed my Australian Tax Return (July 2026) to determine tax paid to Australia?

Re: Moved in Aug 2025 to Australia on a one year working holiday visa as an engineer, gained employment and income in 2025 from Sept-Dec, how do I account for this?

sukhmeet15 — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 14:57:13 GMT

If you remained a Canadian resident (i.e., kept strong ties to Canada), you must report your Sept–Dec 2025 Australian income as foreign income on your 2025 return and claim a foreign tax credit to avoid double taxation—you don’t need to wait for your Australian filing and can use withheld tax or estimates. However, if you became a non-resident after moving (cut ties and settled in Australia), you only report income up to your departure date and do not include the Australian income earned after leaving.

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Moved in Aug 2025 to Australia on a one year working holiday visa as an engineer, gained employment and income in 2025 from Sept-Dec, how do I account for this?

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