[호주여행] 물건도 사고 세금 환급도 받자!! Tourist Refund Scheme

안녕하세요^^

호주 아름다운 여행

호주 한인 전문 투어 아벨라여행사입니다.

★ Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) ★ 

호주 멜버른에서는 크리스마스 선물 준비로 많은 가게에서 세일 중 인데요!!

멜번 여행, 멜번 투어, 멜번 워홀, 멜번 어학시 멜번여행, 멜번 투어

호주 여행, 투어, 워킹, 어학 등 호주에 오셔서 물건을 사셨다면 한국 돌아가기 전 세금 환급 받아가세요~ 

  wow!! 물건도 사고 세금 환급도 받자!!  

*어떤 분들이 받을 수 있나요? 세금 환급 조건*

●  한 상점에서 호주달러 $300 이상 구입(세금포함) 여러 가게에서 구입했더라도 택스 인보이스 상에 $300이 넘으면 환급 신청 가능●  호주를 떠나기 30일 안에 물건을 구입●  소매상에게 세금을 포함한 호주달러 $300 이상의 세금청구서를 요구(Single Tax Invoice)●  구입한 상품을 꼭 지참 하셔야 합니다. 

●  비행기 출발 30분 전에 신청 가능

●  11% 환급 받으세요!!

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세금 환급을 할 수 있는 상품	세금 환급을 할 수 없는 상품
● 구입한 뒤 소지하고 있는 상품 (옷, 보석, 장신구류, 신발, 카메라, 소형전기제품, 기념품, 와인 등)	● 구입 후 소멸되는 것들 (초콜릿, 담배, 맥주, 음료수 등) 세금부과가 되지 않은 제품 / 렌터카 ,숙박,여행 서비스

Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) 란 뭔가요??

  호주에서 물건을 사시면 부가세가 포함된 가격으로 지불하게 되는데요!! 관광객일 경우 부가세를 납부할 필요가 없기 때문에 이미 납부한 부가세를 출국시 공항에서 환급 받는 서비스 입니다!!!

  TRS 세금 환급 방법  

*어떻게 세금 환급 받을 수 있나요? 세금 환급 방법*

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호주 멜번 국제 공항 1층에 있는 TRS 물품 정검 받는 곳

1. 호주 멜버른 국제 공항 1층 도착장에 AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS  이라고 써있는 장소에 가서 TRS 물품 정검 받습니다. TRS 물품 정검 도장을 영수증 뒷면에 찍어줍니다. TRS 스탬프를 찍어 줄 때 구매한 물건을 더 꺼내 보라고 하므로 환급 받을 물건을 들고 가셔야합니다.

2. 2층 출국장으로 올라가서 항공권을 발건하고 수하물을 부칩니다. (기내에 가지고 가면 안된다고 합니다.)

3. 출국 비자 검사에서 출국 스탬프를 찍고 나면 우측에 TRS 환급 신청하는 장소가 바로 보입니다. TRS 확인 도장이 찍힌 영수증, 여권, 항공권, 신용카드를 제시하면 환급해줍니다.

*세금 환급 할 때 필요한 준비물*

● TRS 확인 도장이 찍힌 영수증	● 여권 & 항공권	● 환급 받을 신용카드 또는 호주계좌번호

>> 신용카드를 제시하면 그 신용카드로 계좌로 7일 정도 후 금액을 입금해 준다고 합니다. 호주 계좌 번호가 있다면 게좌번호를 불러주면 은행계좌로 바로 넣어주기도 한다고 합니다. (아는 분 계좌도 가능하다고 합니다.) 둘다 안되는 경우 수표로 주는 데 이 수표를 들고 한국에 있는 호주 은행 ANZ NAB에서 현금으로 바꿀 있다고 합니다.

*세금 환급 할 때 주의 할 사항*

- 호주$1000이상의 세금 청구서에는 사는 사람의 이름 주소와 같은 정보가 포함 되어 있어야 함.
- 어제 한 상점에서 $150을 구입하고 오늘 어제와 같은 상점에서 $150을 구입했다면 주인에게 요구하여 두 개를 한 개로 통합해달라고 요청해야 합니다

호주 멜버른 여행시 세금 환급 잊지 마시고 꼭 챙겨가세요^ㅁ^

더 많은 정보 보러 가기^^

   

감사합니다. 

The TRS allows you to claim the GST (Goods and Services Tax) back on any goods purchased within Australia within 30 days prior to your international flight…subject to certain conditions of course!!  It works out as an 11% refund of what you paid.  Amazing right?! See below for how!

• Spend $300 (GST inclusive) or more in the one store and keep the single tax invoice.  (You can buy goods from different stores but each store’s tax invoice needs to total at least $300 including GST).
• Tax invoices for purchases of $1000 need to include additional information like the name and address of the purchaser.
• Purchase the goods no more than 30 days before your departure from Australia.
• Wear or carry the goods on board the aircraft or ship and present them along with your original tax invoice, passport and international boarding pass to a Customs and Border Protection Officer at a TRS facility.
• Claims at the airport are only available up to 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure of your flight.

Tax back fot Travellers

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I purchase goods from any retailer?

You can purchase goods from any retailer who can give you a valid tax invoice.

Can I purchase goods from several retailers?

There is no limit to the number of retailers you can purchase goods from, provided that each retailer’s tax invoice totals $300 or more (GST inclusive).

What if I purchase goods totalling $300 (GST inclusive) from the same retailer over several days within the 30 day period?

You should ask the retailer to consolidate your purchases onto one tax invoice totalling $300 or more (GST inclusive). Be sure the retailer will do this before purchasing the goods, as not all retailers will consolidate invoices.

What’s the difference between a tax invoice and a receipt?

A valid tax invoice includes the:
 - words ‘tax invoice’
 - Australian Business Number (ABN) of the retailer
 - name of the retailer
 - purchase price of the goods, including the GST paid
 - description of the goods
 - date the purchase was made
Tax invoices for $1,000 or more must also show the name and address of the purchaser.
You must ask the retailer for a tax invoice when you make a purchase. This provides the evidence needed by Customs and Border Protection to verify the purchase. Some retailers provide tax invoices as their normal receipts.

What is NOT eligible for a refund?

You cannot claim a refund on:
GST -free goods
Some goods in Australia such as certain health products are GST -free and therefore a refund of GST cannot be claimed.
Services
Services such as accommodation, car rental, tours and labour charges. The TRS only refunds GST on goods that are exported. As services are consumed in Australia before departure they are not eligible for a refund.
Beer, spirits, tobacco and tobacco productsThese goods can be purchased duty and GST -free from duty -free stores.
Consumed goods
Goods that have been consumed or partly consumed in Australia such as wine, chocolate or perfume.
Dangerous goods
Goods that cannot be taken with you as hand or checked -in baggage, such as dangerous goods which are prohibited from being loaded onto an aircraft or ship.

Can I use the goods before departing Australia?

Yes, however you cannot consume or partly consume goods such as wine, chocolate or perfume.

Can I claim a refund on goods purchased by someone else?

No, the person claiming a refund must be the same person who purchased and paid GST on the goods.

Can I make a TRS claim if I am travelling as a passenger on a military aircraft or ship?

Yes, contact Customs and Border Protection for more information.

Where are the TRS facilities located?

TRS facilities are located after you go through outward immigration processing at international airports.
Visit Customs and Border Protection’s website www.customs.gov. au for maps showing the location of the TRS facilities within each international airport.
TRS facilities are also available at cruise liner terminals at Sydney’s Circular Quay and Darling Harbour, Melbourne’s Station Pier and in Cairns, Brisbane, Darwin and Fremantle. For Hobart and other seaport departures, please contact your cruise company to see whether TRS will be available.

Will the TRS facility be open for early morning and/or late evening flight departures?

Yes, the TRS facility will be open for all flights departing from Australian international airports.

What if I cannot produce my goods at the TRS facility?

Customs and Border Protection officers at the TRS facility need to be satisfied that the goods are being taken out of Australia either as hand baggage or checked -in baggage.
Failure to produce your goods to the Customs and Border Protection officer at the TRS facility on request, or evidence that Customs and Border Protection has sighted your goods prior to check -in at your port of departure from Australia will result in your claim being refused.

Could aviation security measures affect my TRS claim?

Yes, restrictions apply to the amount of liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs) that can be carried on international flights as hand baggage. Contact Customs and Border Protection for more information.

Returning to Australia

There are limits on the quantity of goods you are allowed to bring into Australia duty and/or tax -free as part of your passenger duty -free concession. This includes goods purchased:
 - overseas
 - i n Australia duty or tax -free before departure
More information about duty -free concessions is contained in the brochure Guide For Travellers  - know before you go available from Customs and Border Protection.

BE AWARE
If you exceed your duty -free limits you will be charged duty and tax on all items of that type (general goods, alcohol or tobacco) not just the items which exceed the limits. Penalties apply to undeclared taxable goods.

Quick Guide

What is the Tourist Refund Scheme?

The Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) allows Australian and overseas passengers to claim back the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) on goods purchased in Australia and taken with them as accompanied baggage overseas.
Operating air and sea crew are not eligible to claim refunds under the TRS.

What are the conditions of the scheme?

To be eligible for a refund under the TRS you must:
Spend a minimum of $300 (GST inclusive) with the one retailer
Ask the retailer for a single valid tax invoice totalling $300 or more (GST inclusive)
Purchase the goods within 30 days before departing Australia
Carry the goods with you as hand baggage, unless they are oversized or required to be checked -in by the airline.
Note: Special conditions apply for ‘oversized’ goods (such as golf clubs and surfboards), and goods that cannot be taken on board aircraft as hand baggage due to aviation security measures (such as perfume and wine). Contact Customs and Border Protection for more information.
Customs and Border Protection has the right to see all goods. If you are unable to present your goods on request, or provide evidence that Customs and Border Protection has sighted your goods at your port of departure from Australia your claim WILL be refused.
Please ensure that you allow enough time to complete check -in, immigration and security formalities.
Claims at airports will not be processed within 30 minutes of your aircraft’s scheduled departure time.
Claims at seaports can be made no earlier than four hours. Customs and Border Protection will not process claims within 60 minutes of your ship’s scheduled departure time.

How do I make a claim?

On the day of departure you must:
1. Present the following items to the Customs and Border Protection officer at the TRS facility:
 - passport
 - international boarding pass
 - original valid tax invoice and
 - the goods (if the goods are oversized or aviation security measures prevent you from taking your goods on board the aircraft or ship as hand baggage, contact Customs and Border Protection for more information).
2. Choose a refund payment option:
 - credit/charge card (Amex, Diners, JCB, MasterCard, Visa)
 - Australian bank account (you will need your BSB and account number for this option)
 - cheque (cheques can be paid in a number of different currencies).
Customs and Border Protection aims to process credit/ charge card and Australian bank account refunds within five business days and post cheque refunds within 15 business days.