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Deduction Explorer · 2023–24 income year

Average work-related deductions for nurse educator or researcher

In the 2023–24 income year, 7,543 people who listed their occupation as Nurse educator or researcher claimed work-related deductions, averaging $3,184 per claimant (ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24).

Average per claimant
$3,184
People claiming
7,543
Share of people in this job who claimed
95%
Total claimed
$24,017,103

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Sex (as the ATO publishes it)

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What nurse educator or researcher claim

Average per claimant and the share of people in this job who claimed each type of work-related expense.

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Work-related deductions by category
CategoryPeople claimingShareAverage per claimant
Car expenses2,91737%$2,169
Travel expenses1,69621%$1,020
Clothing, uniform and laundry5,53269%$330
Self-education1,36817%$1,785
Other work-related expenses7,35692%$1,589

Where claims fall

How many people in the ATO's occupation group Health professionals claimed within each range of total work-related deductions. The ATO publishes claim ranges for groups of related jobs, not for each job, and these are its ranges, not exact percentiles.

Health professionals: people by total work-related deductions claimed, 2023–24
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Health professionals: people by total work-related deductions claimed, 2023–24
Claim rangePeopleShare
$1 - $29935,3265.6%
$3005,6150.9%
$301 - $50028,0324.4%
$501 - $75037,5585.9%
$751 - $1,00048,4887.7%
$1,001 - $2,500225,93835.8%
More than $2,500250,81839.7%

Coming in 2026–27: a $1,000 standard deduction

From the 2026–27 income year (returns lodged from July 2027), people who earn salary or wages can claim a $1,000 standard deduction for work-related expenses without keeping receipts. If your actual work-related expenses come to more than $1,000, you claim those instead, with records. Union and professional association fees and income protection insurance can still be claimed on top.

In 2023–24, 25% of people in health professionals who claimed work-related deductions claimed $1,000 or less.

ATO: standard deduction for work-related expenses. This doesn't change the figures above, which are what people claimed in 2023–24.

Average claim over time

Average claim per claimant for nurse educator or researcher, by income year (all incomes, all sexes). The ATO publishes the history by type of expense, not as a single total.

$0$916$1,8322010–112023–24
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Other work-related expenses: average per claimant, Nurse educator or researcher, by income year
Income yearAverage per claimant
2010–11$1,373
2011–12$1,438
2012–13$1,437
2013–14$1,456
2014–15$1,449
2015–16$1,524
2016–17$1,503
2017–18$1,502
2018–19$1,465
2019–20$1,563
2020–21$1,649
2021–22$1,666
2022–23$1,591
2023–24$1,589

Versus the national average

The average claim for nurse educator or researcher ($3,184 per claimant) is 8% higher than the national average of $2,956 per claimant across all occupations in 2023–24.

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Methodology

Figures are from ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24, Individuals tables 14A (by occupation, sex and taxable income), 14B (trend), 15B (income) and 18B (claim ranges), for people who listed their occupation as Nurse educator or researcher (ATO occupation code 2542). The ATO publishes claim ranges for occupation groups only, so the claim-range chart covers everyone in Health professionals (group 25).

Averages are per claimant: total work-related deductions divided by the number of people who claimed them. 7,964 people with this occupation lodged a return. Where the ATO hides a figure because too few people are involved, we show "not published" and never estimate it. Where the ATO combines small groups across income ranges to protect privacy, only the combined figure is shown. Claim ranges are the ATO's ranges, not exact percentiles.

The refund estimate applies 2025–26 resident tax rates to the figures you type. It is an estimate, not advice, and assumes you were an Australian resident for the full year.

Source: ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24 (data.gov.au), CC BY 2.5 AU. Licence. Analysis and presentation by Your Tax Refund, operated by BRS Advisory Pty Ltd, a registered tax agent (TPB 26233684). General information, not tax advice.