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Most Working holiday makers are taxed as non-residents. However, if you are here on a slightly longer visa, or are sponsored you will need to decide if you are a resident for tax purposes. This has absolutely nothing to do with your actual immigration status. However, if you do qualify- you will be taxed at a lower rate.
If you think you might be a Resident are unsure:
If you start work before giving your employer your TFN you have 28 days to give it to them. During this time you will be taxed at non-resident rates. If you have not given it to them at the end of 28 days- they will have to tax you at the maximum rate. ARG! NO!