When tax periods are different?

Hi,
I've been living in Australia for 6 years and came to the US on a TN visa - starting work March 1 - tax year in Australia is July - July so part of the Australian tax year I'll have worked in the US - though I won't have any tax paperwork from the US until next year I assume,am I to just add up my income from March 1 till June 30 and report that on my Australian taxes as foreign income this year?
Does anyone know how that works?
Thanks

If you leave Australia permanently you are not treated as an Australian resident for tax purposes from the date of your departure.
If your status has changed from resident to non-resident during the income year, answer 'Yes' to the question 'Are you an Australian resident?' on your tax return. This ensures you are taxed at resident rates for the tax year. Your non-residency for part of the year is taken into account by a reduction in your tax-free threshold. You are entitled to a pro-rata tax-free threshold for the number of months you are an Australian resident.
Foreign/non-residents of Australia are not required to pay the Medicare levy, so you can claim the number of days that you are not an Australian resident during a tax year as exempt days in your tax return.
From the date you cease to be an Australian resident, there is no need to disclose your foreign source income in your tax return.

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