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Save Tax: Plant and equipment cost. The cost of items of plant and equipment used in calculating depreciation is the full purchase price plus any costs of transporting, installing, relocating or re-erecting the item.…
Save tax - accelerating deductions. Expecting a high taxable income? You can reduce this by bringing forward expenses likely to be incurred next year. Do you have plant or property in need of repair?…
Save-tax: Scrip-for-scrip takeovers. You may be able to obtain rollover relief where there is a scrip-for-scrip takeover between companies and trusts (whether widely held or private entities).…
Save Tax: Selling assets tax free. If you have assets or investments in your self managed super fund and you move it into pension phase and then sell the assets, there is no CGT or other income tax on the sale of the assets! Keywords: Next Article.…
Save Tax: Family Wages. Does your business employ family members? If so, ensure that their wage entitlements are paid up to date before the end of the financial year. The Tax Office does not look kindly on journal entries for unpaid wage entitlements.…
Save Tax: Meals and refreshments. You can claim a deduction for the cost of tea, coffee and light lunches provided to employees on the work premises during working hours. These are exempt from FBT. Keywords: Next Article.…
Save Tax: Borrowing Expenses. Legal costs, stamp duty, mortgage preparation and valuation fees, broker's charges, etc are deductible if business related and should be pro rated over the period of the loan, up to a maximum of five years.…
Save Tax: Apportioning interest claims. Interest on monies borrowed to purchase an asset mused for both business and private purposes must be apportioned on a reasonable basis, eg. kilometres driven, floor space, etc.…