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Hey guyz,

i am international student and i was working for a company as a casual.

i had previously lodged my tax return and got everything back.

the company got sold and i no longer work there anymore.

i have one of my last payslips before the company was sold and it says i have $2500 withheld tax.

i want the cash :) lol

what do i do? i read somewhere that i need a PAYG like the last time i lodged.

the company got sold so i dont know where to get the PAYG from.

i am gonna call ATO but just want to ask you guyz first incase any one knows what i should do.

cheers guyz ;)

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Similiar thing happened to me a few years back with an old employer. I remember filling out a stat dec and handing it to my tax accountant to do the rest. You can find the stat dec here http://www.ato.gov.au/content/downloads/ind22733n4135.pdf, download, print and fill it out.

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