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ABN
1. Generally, an individual taxpayer would need to register for ABN if he/ she is carrying on an enterprise.
According to paragraph 9-20(1)(c) GST Act, an 'enterprise' is defined as 'an activity, or a series of activities, done on a regular or continuous basis'.
MT 2006/1 at the link below provides some guidance on whether an activity is classified as carrying on an enterprise for ABN/ GST purposes.
http://law.ato.gov.au/atolaw/vie ... 20061/NAT/ATO/00001
2. In your case, it is likely that you are providing food delivery services via Uber EATS for a fee would likely to be considered as carrying on an enterprise thus would need to register for ABN.
GST
1. Generally, if a taxpayer is carrying on an enterprise and the current GST turnover or projected GST turnover of all enterprises carried on by an individual taxpayer is more than $75,000 per annum, he/ she would be required to register for GST.
In saying that, according to subsection 144-5(1) GST Act, a taxpayer is required to be registered for GST if he/ she is carrying on an enterprise of supplying taxi travel regardless of whether their GST turnover meets the registration turnover threshold ($75,000 per annum).
'Taxi travel' means transporting passengers by taxi or limousine for fares. The ATO interprets taxi travel to include transport of passengers provided by Uber drivers.
2. In your cae, if you only provide Uber EATS services (food delivery services) and not providing services of transporting passengers via Uber or other taxi travel services, you should not be required to register for GST if your current GST turnover or projected GST turnover is less than $75,000 per annum.
Depreciation on MV
A taxpayer can claim a deduction for the decline in value of a depreciating asset to the extent that the asset was used for the purpose of producing assessable income.
Therefore you can only claim the depreciation as deduction if the car was used in carrying your delivery business, in which case you must have an ABN.
When working out the decline in value of a depreciating asset, you must choose between one of these two methods:
• Diminishing value method
• Prime cost method.
Once you choose one method for a particular asset, you cannot change to the other method.
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