Does Pablo have to pay Australian tax on any of his salary?
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Pablo is a Portuguese resident employed by a Portuguese company. He is sent to Australia to work on a short-term project to assist with the establishment of a branch office of the company in Australia. Pablo works in Australia for one month. Throughout this period, his salary was paid into his Portuguese bank account. During the year, he earned the equivalent of A$120,000 from his employment. Does Pablo have to pay Australian tax on any of his salary?
He is not an Australian and works here only one month so what's his tax responsibility. This question is related to
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