Term of Membership
Your initial MTS membership period commences on the day you join and expires 12 months from the end of the calendar month in which you join. (For example, if you joined on 10 January 2020, your initial membership period would expire on 31 January 2021.) At the end of your initial 12 months, your membership then continues on a month-by-month basis.
Cancellation of Membership by an MTS Member
An MTS membership cannot be terminated within the first 12 months. Should you wish to cease your MTS membership after this time, you can do so by submitting your request in writing with a minimum of 30 days notice to the address provided, Direct Debit Manager P.O.Box 2255 , Southport.BC QLD 4215. or info@Mytaxsavers.com.au
Cancellation of Membership by MTS
MTS reserves the right to cancel your membership at any time for reasons including, but not limited to, failure to pay your membership fees; unlawful distribution of our intellectual property; or posting content to our Discussion Forum that is in violation of any applicable law or regulation (such as copyright, trademark or other intellectual property rights), is in violation of privacy rules or personal rights of others or is defamatory, obscene, threatening, abusive or hateful.
Tax Invoices
Your Direct Debit Authority, once completed and submitted, acts as a Tax Invoice in the amount of $528 GST-inclusive in respect to your initial 12 month membership. Following this initial 12 month period, if you have chosen to pay your membership by monthly direct debit, your ongoing membership of $44 GST-inclusive per month becomes that of a progressive supply. No further Tax Invoices will be issued as each progressive supply is for an amount less than the Tax Invoice threshold of $82.50.
1. A copy of mytaxsavers privacy policy can be obtained from the Mytaxsavers website.
Monthly Subscriptions Conditions
By subscribing to the Premium Monthly Subscription you are agreeing to the terms and conditions laid out in this document.
By subscribing to the Digital Only Monthly Subscription you are agreeing to the terms and conditions laid out in the document.
Copyright
Information contained on this website, written and image-based, is protected by the Copyright Act 1968 (the “Act”). The exclusive right to control the use of this copyrighted material rests with MTS. These rights are set out in Section 31 of the Act.
If using any information contained on this website, you must first seek the express written consent of MTS, unless the usage amounts to a “fair dealing” under the Act. Broadly, a fair dealing refers to research or study, criticism or review, news reporting, or legal advice by a patent lawyer.
Disclaimer
MTS makes no representations about the accuracy or suitability of the information or links provided on its web site. Without limitation, this extends to any commentary contained in this website. The information is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty. Any person viewing this web site must make their own independent enquiries before relying on any information provided. To the extent permitted by law, MTS excludes:
Where any legislation implies any term, representation or warranty into your accessing of this website, and that legislation prohibits exclusion of that term, then that term is included. However, to the extent permitted by that legislation, MTS’s liability for any breach of that term is limited to supplying the services again.
SSL Certificate Ownership
Specific sections of the MTS website are secured by SSL Certificates. These SSL certificates utilise Geotrust as the Certification Authority. The Certificate Owner is Mytaxsavers Pty Ltd.
Our commitment to privacy
The Privacy Act includes a set of 13 harmonised privacy principles that regulate the handling of personal information by Australian and Norfolk Island Government agencies and some private sector organisations. These principles are called the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). They replace both the Information Privacy Principles (IPPs) that applied to Australian Government agencies and the National Privacy Principles (NPPs) that applied to some private sector organisations.
MTS is not subject to the APPs as it is not an APP entity under the Act. This is because we are defined as being a “small business operator”. However, although not strictly governed by the APPs, MTS is committed to privacy and our own Privacy Policy reflects this commitment.
Information collection
MTS collects personal information about you in the following ways:
Sensitive information
We have no purpose in collecting information which reveals the racial or ethnic origins of our members, nor their political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade-union memberships, health status, or sexual orientation.
Use and disclosure
The primary purposes for the collection of information is to enable administration of your membership. For example, we may use the information you provide us to:
If a secondary purpose arises that is unrelated to the primary purposes, then we undertake to advise you of such a purpose at the time of collection. MTS will not sell, rent, trade or otherwise supply to third parties any personal information obtained from you without your consent.
Data security
We have a strong emphasis on the security of your information. MTS has security measures designed to protect against the loss, misuse and/or alteration of the information under its control. These security measures include:
Openness
We are open with you about the kind of personal information that we collect and will update this Privacy Statement to reflect any changes as they happen.
Data quality
We will take all reasonable steps to ensure that the information that we have collected is accurate and complete, including the ability for you to make updates and corrections to the information that we hold.
Updates and correction
You may gain access to information that MTS has collected about you by contacting our office. You can update or correct personal information via telephone, fax, email, online through our web site or by letter.
Identifiers
We have not adopted as our own any identifiers assigned by government agencies.
Anonymity
Due to the nature of our business, we cannot give you the ability to transact with us anonymously. However, you are free to make enquiries to us without divulging your identity.
Spam Act 2003
The Spam Act 2003 came into force on 10 April 2004 and imposes obligations on businesses for the responsible sending of electronic messages.
Broadly, the Spam Act says that unsolicited commercial electronic messages must not be sent. “Commercial” messages are ones that offer a commercial transaction or direct the recipient to a location where a commercial transaction can take place.
Messages should only be sent to an address when it is known that the person responsible for that address has consented to receive it.
There are two forms of consent set out in the Act:
What is the impact of the Spam Act 2003 on Mytaxsavers
Mytaxsavers is impacted by the Spam Act 2003 because:
How are we complying with the Spam Act 2003?
Staff Emails Generally
We have provided written notice to all staff members that they are not permitted to originate or forward unsolicited electronic messages that have a commercial content. We have embodied this requirement into an email policy, which staff have agreed to.
Email Newsletters to Members
We hold express consent from our members by virtue of the fact that they have paid for a membership, which includes these communications.
Promotional Material for Members & Non-Members
Firstly, we hold express consent or inferred consent from all recipients on our mailing list. Some of our members have given us express consent to receive such communications as they have advised us verbally that they wish to receive such promotional material. Some of our members have given us inferred consent on the strength of their existing membership status with us and the fact that they have previously provided their email address to us as a result of that relationship.
Non-members that we communicate with will either be former members, prospective members that we have already had dialogue with, or members of the broader business community that have conspicuously published their email address and whom we feel might benefit from our range of products and services.
We recognise that non-members may not want electronic communications from us and therefore provide a mechanism for these communications to be stopped. Our email messages contain a footer whereby recipients can “Unsubscribe”. We undertake to remove the recipient from our address list within five working days of having received an unsubscribe request from them.
In all cases, our email messages contain clear and accurate identification of who we are and how we can be contacted.
Further Information
Further information on the Spam Act 2003 can be obtained from this link https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2016C00614
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