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May 2024 Bamyan, Afghanistan shooting - Australian Victim of Terrorism Overseas Payment - Secondary victim for a person 16 years or older form (AV087)
Use this form to claim for the Australian Victim of Terrorism Overseas Payment for a person 16 years or older who is a close family member of a person who died as a direct result of the May 2024 Bamyan, Afghanistan shooting.
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Medicare online account help - Make a Medicare claim
Instructions on how to Make a Medicare claim using your Medicare online account.
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- Medicare Compensation Recovery
What you need to do for Medicare compensation recovery
You may need to complete certain actions before or after your claim reaches judgment or settlement.
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- Australian Immunisation Register
What an immunisation history statement is
You can get 2 types of immunisation history statements.
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- Disaster Health Care Assistance Scheme
Who can get disaster health care assistance
If you’re an Australian resident, you may be able to get help with reasonable health related out of pocket costs.
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- Disaster Health Care Assistance Scheme
What disaster health care assistance covers
Under the scheme, we can help you with reasonable out of pocket costs for health care you get in Australia.
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- Disaster Health Care Assistance Scheme
How to claim disaster health care assistance
Complete the following steps to claim disaster health care assistance.
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- Disaster Health Care Assistance Scheme
How we pay disaster health care assistance
We’ll deposit your payment straight into your bank account.
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- Medicare benefit tax statement
Why you can’t get a Medicare benefit tax statement
The Net Medical Expenses Tax Offset is being phased out.
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- Medicare benefit tax statement
How to claim medical expenses on a Medicare benefit tax statement
Up until 20 June 2019 you can claim your out of pocket expenses for some medical items through the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).