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What happens to my debt if I die?


If you die, your trustee or executor should lodge all outstanding tax returns up to the date of death.  Any compulsory repayment included on an income tax notice of assessment relating to the period prior to the date of death must be paid from your estate, but the remainder of your debt is cancelled.  Neither your family nor the trustee is required to pay the remainder of your accumulated HECS or HELP debt.


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Information for Commonwealth supported students
Topics in this section
When do I start repaying my HECS-HELP debt?
How much will my repayments be?
Is interest charged on my debt?
How do I repay my debt if I am a payee under pay as you go (PAYG) withholding?
How do I repay my debt if I am a payer under pay as you go (PAYG) instalments?
What do I do if I disagree with my compulsory repayment?
What happens if I have difficulties making my compulsory repayment?
Can I make voluntary repayments?
Can I get a bonus for voluntary repayments?
Are repayments tax deductible?
What happens to my debt if I go bankrupt?
Where can I get information on my HELP account?


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