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Skilled migrant sponsorship: your guide

20 May 2023

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How to employ skilled migrants in 7 steps

Dear Employer

Have you been finding it difficult to fill positions and are considering sponsoring a skilled migrant? We’ve received feedback that the way the sponsorship process is explained is difficult to follow.

To help, the Small Business Commissioner has written a simplified guide. It includes an overview of the process and answers the most commonly asked questions.

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COVID-19 vaccination certificates no longer in the Service NSW app

The Service NSW app has played a vital role in managing how we live with COVID-19.

Because proof of vaccination is no longer essential, the Service NSW app now doesn’t include COVID-19 vaccination certificates.

What options are still available?
The Medicare mobile app can still display COVID-19 vaccination certificates.

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ATO changes how you can claim work-from-home expenses

From this financial year, the 80c/hour ‘Shortcut method’ will no longer be available.

The changes to the ‘Fixed rate method’ include:

hourly rate increase from 52 to 67 cents
you don’t need to have a dedicated home office space
you must keep a record of the hours you work from home
you need receipts for every item you claim.

The ‘Actual cost method’ (calculated on your additional expenses when working from home) remains the same.

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If you need help to start, run, grow or adapt your business, contact a Service NSW Business Concierge

Call 13 77 88 Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm

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