New police recruits
Starting a policing career brings uniforms, training costs, equipment and early questions about what can and cannot be claimed.
Garry’s message is simple: police work changes over a career, and your tax support should understand every stage. PoliceTax is built for recruits, serving officers, specialist roles, police families and retired officers who need practical, occupation-specific tax advice.
What this video covers, in short.
In this video we explain who we are here for. We look after police at every stage of a career: new recruits still working out what they can claim, serving and specialist officers managing police-specific deductions, and officers heading towards retirement, where the tax picture usually gets more complex. The point we make is a simple one. Police work creates tax situations that most accountants rarely see, and you are better off with someone who handles them every day.
We are built for people connected to policing — officers who want tax advice that recognises the allowances, duties, expenses and career transitions that come with the job.
Starting a policing career brings uniforms, training costs, equipment and early questions about what can and cannot be claimed.
General duties, detectives, senior officers and specialist units can all face work-related tax issues that generic tax services may miss.
Police households often need help beyond one simple return, including family tax planning, investment property and multi-year matters.
Promotion, secondments, plain-clothes duties, training, travel and equipment can change the detail of a police tax return.
PoliceTax can help officers catch up, organise records and deal with deductions correctly where tax has become more complicated.
Retirement can bring new questions around final employment deductions, investments, superannuation and ongoing tax obligations.
Choose Express Tax Upload for a straightforward return, or book with Garry for more complex matters.