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The low down on depreciation

The low down on depreciation

So, what’s the difference between temporary full expensing and instant asset write-off?

Temporary full expensing allows eligible businesses to claim an immediate tax deduction for the business portion of the cost of an eligible asset, in the year it is first held, first used or installed ready for use.

Instant asset write-off also allows eligible businesses to claim an immediate deduction, but the thresholds and date range for when an asset is first used, or installed ready for use, are different.

You can only use temporary full expensing if you’re calculating depreciation of assets for the 2021–22 and 2022–23 financial years.

You can find out more about temporary full expensing and instant asset write-off at ato.gov.au/depreciation.

Remember, registered tax agents like the experienced team at Paris Financial can help you with your tax. Get in touch today: (03) 8393 1000.


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