National Tax Clinic Program

The National Tax Clinic program is a government-funded initiative to help people who may not be able to afford professional advice and representation with their tax affairs.

This program is available to eligible individuals, small businesses, not-for-profit organisations and charities.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) support this initiative, but the tax clinics operate independently from the ATO. Universities across Australia have been funded to run the program, which means there are tax clinics in every state and territory.

Sessions are offered via phone or web conferencing, as well as face-to-face in some locations. Students studying tax-related courses provide free tax advice and support under the supervision of qualified clinic managers.

Check the website of the clinic nearest to you for eligibility criteria and contact information:

Australian Capital Territory

• Australian National University Tax Clinic

New South Wales

• University of New South Wales Tax Clinic
• University of Newcastle Tax Clinic
• Western Sydney University Tax Clinic

Northern Territory

• Charles Darwin University Tax Clinic

Queensland

• Griffith University Tax Clinic
• James Cook University Tax Clinic

South Australia

• University of South Australia Tax Clinic

Tasmania

• University of Tasmania Tax Clinic

Victoria

• Melbourne Law School Tax Clinic
• Monash University Tax Clinic 
• Victoria University Tax Clinic

Western Australia

• Curtin University Tax Clinic
• Edith Cowan University Tax Clinic.