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Claiming a computer, phone or other electronic device as a work-related expense If you are an employee and required to use your computer, phone or other electronic device for work purposes, you may be able to claim a deduction for your costs. There are rules you need to check and records you need to keep. You may be entitled to claim deductions for home office expenses: • Running costs may be deductible. • Occupancy expenses are generally not deductible for an employee. • You must keep records.
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If you perform some of your work from a home office, you may be entitled to a deduction for the costs you incur in running it, including: • For home office equipment, such as computers, printers and telephones, the cost (for items costing up to $300) or decline in value (for items costing $300 or more). • Work-related phone calls (including mobiles) and phone rental (a portion reflecting the share of work-related use of the line) if you can show you are on call, or have to phone your employer or clients regularly while you are away from your workplace. • Heating, cooling and lighting. • The costs of repairs to your home office furniture and fittings. • Cleaning expenses.
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Occupancy expenses As an employee, you are generally not able to claim a deduction for occupancy expenses, which include rent or mortgage interest, council rates, and house insurance premiums.
Records you must keep You must keep records of home expenses – these can be: • Receipts or other written evidence of your expenses, including receipts for depreciating assets you have purchased. • Diary entries you make to record your small expenses ($10 or less) totalling no more than $200, or expenses you cannot get any kind of evidence for, regardless of the amount. • Itemised phone accounts from which you can identify work-related calls, or other records, such as diary entries (if you do not get an itemised account from your phone company). • A diary you have created to work out how much you used your equipment, home office and phone for business purposes over a representative fourweek period.
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If you’re an employee, you can often enter into a salary sacrifice arrangement with your employer whereby you choose to give up or ‘sacrifice’ part of your before-tax salary and add it directly to your super account. “If your marginal tax rate is more than 15%, salary sacrificing into super will reduce the tax you pay and help give your retirement savings a valuable boost,” explains Anthony Prior, Director of Key Financial Planners. “This is because salary sacrifice contributions within your concessional contributions cap are taxed at a flat 15% rather than your marginal tax rate.” However, Anthony says, “You should remember that you generally can’t access your super money until you reach your preservation age (currently age 55), and a suitable condition of release has been met. “Concessional contributions include Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions your employer is required to pay, and any salary sacrifice contributions. “The maximum amount of concessional contributions you can make during the 2013/14 financial year is $25,000. “Those who are 59 or older on June 30, 2013 can contribute a higher limit of $35,000,” explains Anthony. Salary sacrifice arrangements must also be prospective in nature (ie relate to employment income that you will earn in the future). Anthony also advises that, “If you have a salary sacrifice arrangement in place, it’s important to review the strategy at the start of each financial year to ensure it remains appropriate in light of any change in your circumstances or legislation.” Key Financial Planners offers an analysis of your circumstances at no cost. To make an appointment please contact Key Financial Planners on (08) 8561 2400. Anthony Prior is an authorised representative (No: 303861) of Magnitude Group Pty Ltd AFSL (No 221557).
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In its 175th year the Town of Gawler Mayor Brian Sambell is in Canberra this week calling on the Federal Government to introduce tax incentives to help preserve its historic buildings from demolition and neglect and to encourage adaptive reuse of old structures. Speaking at the Australian Local Government Association Annual Congress, Mayor Sambell is calling for the introduction of a $1.30 tax break for every dollar a developer spends on maintaining and developing heritage listed commercial buildings. The Council is also suggesting that residents that restore heritage listed homes should be able to purchase goods and services GST free to soften the blow of restoration costs. “Retaining our heritage buildings is a significant issue for the Town of Gawler” Mayor Brian Sambell said. “We have some of the most beautiful heritage listed commercial and residential architecture in Australia and many of these buildings are deteriorating and in some cases empty. “Heritage re-development and restoration is complex and in reality very costly, compared to building new. We need to put in place financial incentives to encourage adaptive reuse, encourage restoration”. CEO of the Town of Gawler, Mr Henry Inat said the idea of tax incentives is not new. “We know in the USA the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit has encouraged the rehabilitation of over 37,000 historic properties representing over $58 billion in private investment. “This concept is a job creator and at the same time, for posterity we retain important aspects of our past. “Adaptive reuse is so essential for the future of historic towns like Gawler, and this is one way to ensure we can attract new investment, mitigate the urban sprawl and retain our history for future generations,” Mr Inat said. Mayor Brian Sambell used the restoration of several beautiful hotels in the main street of Gawler as perfect examples of what can be achieved. ‘However’ Mayor Sambell cautioned, “Restoring the hotels and adapting the hotels to be more in the style of a modern café has been enormously successful, but it has come at a cost to the developers, and that is a huge risk. “We must find solutions to lessen the risk so developers will want to work with heritage advisors and councils and State and Federal Governments to retain the architecture of the past, in a contemporary context. This carrot on the stick approach is where everyone wins.”
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As Barry Swan enters the next phase of his life, he is left to ponder the benefits of retirement. After some 33 years of working in a public practice, it will be strange to stay home and not travel from Tanunda to Nuriootpa 5 or more days a week to ‘clock in’. Barry will certainly miss the camaraderie of the Nuriootpa based Barossa Accounting and Tax team and particularly the regular contact with his many trusted and cherished clients and business associates. However, there will be many benefits and some challenges in retiring. “Not having to deal regularly with Government departments like the ATO, Centrelink and Revenue SA. Not having to manage business activities and having to be so regimented, or concerning myself with changes in tax legislation to the extent that I have for all these years”, Barry said. Barry is very much looking forward to morning sleep ins. “Not having to get up early to be at the gym at 7 a.m. on workdays to be at the office by 9 a.m. That will be a great treat”. Attending to many personal and family activities with Barry’s wife, Heather also comes high on the list. “We can travel in our 4WD, enjoy our children’s families and spend more time spoiling our four grandchildren. Going to lunch, have a coffee or go to the cinema during the day. Enjoying more time at the beach, fishing, playing music more often with my ‘muso’ mates.” Catching up and sharing good times with my friends and neighbours. Trying my hand at gardening and most importantly becoming more involved with community activities”, said Barry. The important thing for Barry has been
to plan for the business succession prior to retirement day before handing over the reigns and letting go. “Heather and I have recognised the need to move on and do our own personal things while still young and healthy enough to do so. Now who’s buying the next round of drinks?” said Barry. The firm has also recently appointed James Heuzenroeder as a Senior Tax Accountant to the practice. James is a Chartered Accountant with over 25 year’s experience in public practice and commerce. James has previously worked at KPMG and at the Adelaide office’s of PKF International Accountants. James is also a lead tax advisor to Business SA, which includes the authorship of a series of tax publications and advice to members. In addition to tax and accounting advisory work, James has been involved in the preparation of business plans for joint venture opportunities, advice on business acquisitions and salary packaging advice for business in both the profit and not for profit sectors. James has lived in the Barossa with his wife Teresa, who is a winemaker at Yalumba, for over sixteen years and is looking forward to enhancing the already strong professional reputation of BATS in the region. With James joining fellow professionals Nick Schuster, Dean Hoklas, Angela Sonntag, Jonathon Gerhardy, Jordan Krzoska and John Ibrahim and long serving support staff, BATS is able to provide a broad range of taxation, accounting, audit and business advisory services. To complete the offer, financial planning advice it available through qualified planner Nick Schuster who is an authorised representative of Merit Wealth.
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