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I got around this by changing my PC date to the date on the form, then changing the date on the form itself. MJA's tip is as follows: Either way works.

Hey Gordon, you can't pay any less than zero % tax :) The other $4k will come back as a lump sum from the ATO after you lodge your return. I aspire to zero %. Clearly I need to buy more negatively geared IP's.

That's the difference between you code cutters and us hardware guys. Different solutions. Same outcome.

If your situation changes, you just submit another variation form. Easy. I try to understate mine a little. This gives me a buffer to avoid updates during the year and the potential to get a bit of a return at tax time.

I do my online. When I get to the last page and I have to "sign" the document, it complains that the date isn't equal to todays date. That's because I use last years as a template. I change my PC date (temporarily) to the date on the form, then it lets me change the form date to the actual...

You're supposed to lodge a new one each year. My initial post was prompted by the email they sent me advising that the 2010 form was available after April 29th. In other words, if you want to take advantage of the ITWV for the 2009/2010 FY, you need to submit a new form (use the 2009 one as a...

Just got an email from a friend who had same issue. When he called, they said they didn't receive it and he has to print it and post it to them. Mine went through an hour ago, so I guess I got lucky.

Tomorrow is the deadline if you want your ITWV to be in effect for the first pay cycle in July.

Someone once said .. don't complain about payign tax, it means your'e making money. Someone else said .. nobody ever went broke making a profit (not sure they saw the Enron documentry before they said that, though).

I received this email from the ATO today. For those not using the ITWV, get amongst it!