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原帖由 qisiwole 于 2009-12-8 20:48 发表 
您了先把tax break怎么回事搞清楚再说行吗,
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50% Tax Break on New Cars Explained
The federal budget has revealed an increase in the tax break forsmall and other sized businesses when they purchase equipment for morethan $1,000.
This presents a fantastic opportunity particularly for small business in terms of vehicle acquisition as they should be able to claim an exceptional tax rebate.
Simply put, subject to meeting certain criteria, businesses will be able to claim an extra 50% tax break on new car purchases inthe first year of ownership. This is on top of any standarddepreciation claimed and, in year two, the asset will, for futureaccounting purposes, be valued as if it had just been depreciated asnormal.
Example
John buys a car for business use and pays $50K in cash.
Inthe financial year 2009/2010 he claims a depreciation of 25% (hisstandard rate, say) plus 50% - resulting in a complete tax write-offfor the year of 75% or $37,500.
The following year the car will then be depreciated at the standard rate of 25% as normal but starting from a value of $37,500.
So John has effectively benefited by claiming an extra tax deduction of $25,000 on his new car! |
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