Making tax time, less taxing

There may be a number reasons you might need to access your account statements at tax time, such as records for an investment property or you might have tax-deductable expenses related to your work. 

You can do it yourself online, using the ANZ App or Internet Banking. View your latest statement or one from up to seven years ago. You can save them, email them or print them if you'd prefer a hard copy.  We'll show you how.

How to get your statement

Keeping track of your interest and charges on your eligible accounts is easy with ANZ Internet Banking. You can view interest received, interest paid, government charges and bank fees.

Log in to Internet Banking

What interest and charges you'll see online

You can view the following information for the current financial year and previous financial years^disclaimer:

• Total interest paid - interest debited from your account(s)
• Total interest received - interest credited to your account(s)
• Government charges and bank fees - debited from your account(s).

The ANZ App automatically sorts your transactions by merchant or category so that you can see valuable insights into your spending – like just how much you spend on stationery each month. Give it a try.

Get your spend summary in three simple steps:

1. Log in to the ANZ App
2. Choose an account
3. Tap View your Spend Summary. 

If you haven't downloaded the ANZ App, we can help you get started. You can use the ANZ App on your mobile phone or iPad to see more information about your spending and much more.

Get started with the ANZ App

Sometimes your expected tax return turns out to be a tax debt. When this happens, it can be difficult to know what to do next and how to manage your finances.

While no one welcomes an unexpected tax bill, debt doesn’t have to be a dirty word. We've put together some useful tips to help you understand the  different types of debt and ways to get on top of them.

Tips for managing debt