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是否一定需要发票,收据是否可行?
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Written evidence can be:
a document from the supplier of the goods or services, showing:
the name of the supplier
the amount of the expense
the nature of the goods or services – if not shown, you may write this on the document before you lodge your tax return
the date the expense was incurred
the date of the document
another document or combination of documents containing the information listed above.
If you use a combination of documents, the dates of the documents are not required but they need to contain the date you incurred the expense.
These documents can be in written or electronic form. They include:
bank and other financial institution statements
credit card statements
BPAY reference numbers, often also called receipt or transaction numbers
email receipts
your PAYG payment summary – individual non-business; this may show, for example, your total union fees
paper or electronic copies of documents – these must be a true and clear reproduction of the original
evidence you have recorded yourself:
for expenses of $10 each or less, providing the total of these expenses is not more than $200
if you have been unable to obtain written evidence – for example, for toll or parking fees where you cannot get a receipt.
Your records must show the same details as a document from a supplier as described above.
Your documentation must be in English unless you incurred the expense outside Australia.
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