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There is no 13th month salary payment in Australia. This type of payment is more commonly a workers benefit in European countries.
In Australia, there is no standard for a 13th month salary payment. Australians are entitled to 4 weeks annual leave each year, which if not taken will carry over until the employee takes their annual leave. Some companies may also give a bonus to their employees at the end of the year, but this is also not mandated or a standard practice.
In Australia, all bonuses are up to the discretion of the employer or stipulated in the employment agreement.
Since virtually no bonuses are guaranteed in Australia, any bonus would be an extra payment by the employer.
All bonuses received in Australia are subject to taxes as income.
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Is it not mandated or standard practice to pay a 13th month salary to employees in Australia.