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Download Your PAYG Summary

Download Your PAYG Summary

Download Your PAYG Summary From myGov in 9 Steps

Locating and downloading your PAYG Summaries can be difficult if you are not familiar with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) myGov page. To find these documents, you will need to do the following steps: –

Follow these links for similar steps on how to download your Notice of Assessments or Income Tax Returns from the ATO myGov page.

  1. Go to My.Gov.au on your desktop web browser. You must use a computer for this as documents accessed via mobile phones may not display properly when printed. Critical information may be missed. You do not require a printer to do this.

2.Log into myGov using your credentials on the below screen.

myGov login screen

3. You may be prompted to enter in a code sent to your mobile phone. Enter it here.

myGov security code

4. Scroll down until you see your linked services. Click on ATO. If you have not yet linked your accounts please click “Link another service” and follow the prompts.

ATO Linked Services

5. On the navigation ribbon click on Employment” > “Income Statements”

ATO Income Statement Ribbon

All your PAYG Summaries/Income Statements for each year will become available for viewing.

If information is missing you should contact the ATO and your employer as soon as possible.

6. Click the drop-down arrow next to each PAYG Summary required.

PAYG Dropdown

7.  The PAYG Summary will expand.  Scroll down and Click “Print Friendly Version”

PAYG Print Notice

8. Your PAYG Summary will appear, Click on Print.

9. Your printer options may appear different but the process is the same. Select the destination from the drop-down list as “Save as PDF” and then Name and save the document.

Save as PDF Printer options

You have just downloaded your PAYG Summary as a PDF! Your documents will now be in an e-mailable format with some of the crucial details your solicitor needs to complete that part of an economic loss assessment.

This is only one of many different pieces of crucial information that are required to calculate a past and future economic loss due to suffering a Personal Injury in Western Australia.  If you need help with this area of your claim get in contact today.

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is not legal advice but rather general information on documenting car accidents with photos. For expert advice tailored to your unique situation, consult with a qualified personal injury lawyer in Perth, WA.

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