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Tax, Super + You brings you high-quality teacher-developed resources to use in secondary schools and at home. All our resources are free, easy to use and aligned with the Australian Curriculum and other syllabuses around Australia.
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Tax, Super + You Competition A fun and creative way for students in Years 7–12 to learn about tax and super
FREE Tax, Super + You professional development course for teachers Now available on the ATO Open Learning home page.
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Students explore how past actions and events influence people today and how governments use tax revenue for the…
Students explore the basic structure of the Australian income tax system and start to form views about the fairness of…
Students explore the role of elected representatives in making decisions and governing on our behalf. They consider how…
Students learn about how government is formed, including the role of political parties and independents. They explore…
Students explore and identify knowledge, qualities and characteristics that underpin an Australian sense of community.…
Students consider the reasons for superannuation and why employers are required to make compulsory payments to each…
Students consider the importance of people as models to be emulated in a productive society and they explore the role…
Students examine and clarify their personal views on the values that underpin Australian democracy. They investigate…
Students consider how valid tax revenue comparisons are able to be made across countries and draw conclusions about the…
Students explore reasons why Australia’s aid program extends further than assisting people in crisis situations and…
Students explore the relationship between democracy, freedoms and human rights. They extend this understanding further…
Students explore how groups and outside bodies sometimes seek to influence government policies for their own purposes.…
