Emily Stewart
speaker
389 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 2 Jul
Emily Stewart’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But it doesn't mean it's free.
Like you've got to think about it.
It just means you're going to pay slightly less tax and you can use it as a slight reduction on your income that's taxed.
Exactly.
And if you've bought it, you may as well claim it.
And there are some actually helpful occupation and industry guides on the ATO website.
So you can look up radio journalist or plumber or teacher or whatever occupation you have, and it will give you some guides as to what you can and can't claim.
So, you know, if you're working outside, you might be able to claim sunscreen.
Slightly strange things like that that you might not think about until you've seen that advice on the ATO website.
And, of course, the purchases have to have been made in this financial year, so the 1st of July 2025.
till today, the 30th of June, 2026.
So just make sure it's in this financial year, not the calendar year.
Another thing to think about is everyone is eligible for $300 in work-related expenses without needing receipts.
So if you have receipts, you might actually be better off just claiming everything separately.
But perhaps you've bought a whole lot of small things like stationery or whatever it is.
You can claim those things without receipts up to $300, which is great to know.
Yes, so they tend to be the biggest claims that people are making.
So working from home, things like part of your electricity bill or your gas bill or your heating, a part of your mobile phone bill or your internet bill.
But you've got to remember not to claim personal expenses.
So it's just a portion of that.
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