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Australian Government Deducts Asset at $20,000 and Below
Posted: 29/05/2015 09:00 AM
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Synopsis:
Australian small businesses receive early Christmas present with the new rule for deduction for assets with value of $20,000 and below. The government believes that this would help small business grow.
Australian government’s Christmas gift for small business owners was given early this year with the increase in the asset deductions threshold to $20,000 from the previous $1,000, hoping for it to support small businesses in their venture to grow.
All items needed for business’ operations under $20,000 are subjected to 100% tax write-off. So, the purchases for communication system in your enterprise, like the Avaya Phone systems, will be included in the write-off. So, visit our store and buy away without worrying about taxes!
Exceptions for $20,000 Threshold:
- Horticultural Plant
- In-house Software
Things to Remember:
- You can’t buy stock using the write-off
- “Lock out” rules were suspended until June 30, 2017
Assets above $20,000 can be pooled together for the existing depreciation pool. They can be depreciated by 15% for first income year, then 30% after that.
This is indeed an early Christmas present that all small businesses can enjoy!