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A prepaid expense is expenditure you incur for things to be done in a later income year, for example lease payments.
Generally, a prepaid expense is deductible over the ‘eligible service period’, which cannot exceed 10 years. However, a prepaid expense may be immediately deductible in the year that it’s paid if the 12-month rule applies, or if it’s excluded expenditure.
The 12-month rule is available to small businesses with an aggregated turnover of less than $10 million.
Last modified: 05 Sep 2022
Claiming small business tax deductions
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What are deductions and what can I claim? |
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Accounting for private use of assets |
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Expenses you can never deduct |
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Expenses you can deduct over time |
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Stock and asset records |
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Expenses you can deduct immediately |
5 mins | |||||
Other deductions records |
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Motor vehicle deductions |
4 mins | |||||
Motor vehicle deductions records |
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Related courses |
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