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Posted by G. Dean McKinnon on 20 June 2018

Do you have a Website?

It maybe time to get a Website or upgrade your existing Website. 

Do you know what you can claim as a deductible business expense for your website costs?

The expense of a Website falls into 2 categories (according to the ATO Taxation Ruling TR2016/3):

1.  Revenue expenses - generally can deduct the total amount in the year the expense is incurred, these include:

  • licence or subscription fees;
  • monthly hosting fees;
  • social media maintenance fees

2.  Capital expenses - can be deductible over a number of years or non-deductible, these include:

  • products that enhance a business's profit;
  • cost to develop a website;
  • cost to make changes to an existing website
  • cost to establish presence on social media

NOTE: Small business entities can still obtain the immediate write-off if the cost is less than $20,000.

For further detailed information, please read here or contact our office if you have any other queries.

 

Author:G. Dean McKinnon
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