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Are you thinking about buying assets to help your small business grow? Now is the time to buy! If you use the simplified depreciation rules you use the $20,000 write-off threshold.
Simplified depreciation rules can get a bit tricky, so here's how to get it right and make sure you claim everything you're entitled to.
If you buy assets that cost less than $20,000 claim them in full as a deduction in your tax return at the end of the year.
For assets that cost $20,000 or more group them into what is called a small business pool.
In your tax returns claim 15% of the pool in the first year then 30% of the pool each year after that, as a depreciation deduction.
If the balance of your small business pool falls under $20,000 (before you deduct the 15% or 30%) claim this amount in full as a deduction in your tax return at the end of the year.
We have updated our information on simplified depreciation to make it easier for you to understand and know what assets are eligible; see the link below to continue reading.
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If you run a small business that has 19 or fewer employees, you have until 30 June 2016 to start using SuperStream.
With SuperStream you will only need to make one electronic transaction to cover all your employees' super contributions. It's easier and will save you time.
We're running free webinars to help you learn about SuperStream and understand your options. To ensure all employers have an opportunity to attend one of our webinars, we are scheduling more, including on weekends.
We will continue to schedule extra webinars as they book out.
Keep an eye on our SuperStream Webinars page for upcoming sessions. |
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