Legal Requirements of Private Tutoring (1 Viewer)

[Zen2613]

Hey yall,

I've decided I want to try tutoring high school maths at either a NSW public library or the students' homes to get the $$$, but I'm just plain confused about the legal requirements of doing so. For example, the government says that what I intend to do counts as a business (http://www.business.gov.au/business-topics/starting-a-business/Pages/business-or-a-hobby.aspx) and so I'd have to register an ABN, etc. etc. But when I look up how to become a private tutor, most sites don't mention any of this and just tell me to advertise everywhere and that's it. Also, I assume I'd have to declare the income for taxes, but again there is no mention of this anywhere.

So what's the deal with private tutoring ?

Thanks for your time.

 

[Sien]

There is no legal requirements lmao you just turn up, tutor, get the mulla and leave.

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[sourmilk]

Well unless you're a lemon, you're 100% fine.

 

[alchytut]

You will need a valid Working With Children Check (its $80 for a 5 year licence issued by the RMS) if you work with students under 18.