Tax time is Watch Fast & Furious 7 Onlinea burden to most ordinary humans, but it seems that one koala from Leongatha, Australia, shares our financial woes.

Victorian Politician Harriet Shing noticed a fluffy koala strolling down the street on Monday Nov. 14 in the small country town, and the marsupial's aimlessness worried her.

Shing told Mashablethat the koala looked to be indulging in an afternoon stroll down when it made a move to cross the street.

"It was peak hour which is not usually a terribly big traffic jam for Leongatha on a Monday afternoon. But there were a fair few cars going around and not at walking pace so I got out and I had to guide it across the road."

The koala safely crossed, pausing to peer into a few shopfront windows, before taking a breather on the front stoop of an accounting firm.

Yes, this just happened in Leongatha. I'm sure his taxes are entirely in order, but it's important to be thorough. #gippsnews pic.twitter.com/ivzN8aooKF

— Harriet Shing (@ShingvWorld) November 14, 2016

When Shing attempted to see if the koala was injured, it moved, causing the motion sensor to activate.

"The door just sort of opened next to the koala who looked around and sort of said 'yeah I’m down with this' and went inside," she said.

Just another completely unremarkable day in Leongatha...#gippsnews pic.twitter.com/JNM1EqtBVQ

— Harriet Shing (@ShingvWorld) November 14, 2016

"I had to announce that there was a koala incoming, which is so bizarre and all of my friends are hanging it on me -- I had to say don’t be alarmed there’s a koala coming around the corner!"

I shepherded him across the main road and along the street, he seems fine but we'll leave relocation to the experts! #gippsnews pic.twitter.com/g7GjTKYdNV

— Harriet Shing (@ShingvWorld) November 14, 2016

The local vet was called in to help relocate the koala to a more suitable environment. Like a tree.

Listen here little koala, your two main jobs are sleeping and eating. Keep living your best life and leave the money worries to us.