Jacob Fenech

Yeah, just for like all of Australians, if they do one, roughly what they get back?

That's what I have in my mind too.

Yeah, because that's a lot of money for people.

For sure.

Yeah, for sure.

I'm going to be joined by Kate on the next tax episode.

We're going to talk about how we can spend our tax returns and invest it and whatever.

But just to recap some of the stuff you mentioned here, Jake, we've got keep the records.

I think that's so important.

We've got the logbook from AirTax, so we'll put that in the show notes.

But just look around the internet or make your own.

And there are some apps as well.

Get tax advice on big investments before you make them.

So whether it's an investment property, a business, whatever, speak to your accountant, understand the tax implications, or even if it's like a big super payment, you want to get confirmation on that.

Home office expenses is for employees, 80 cents per hour can add up.

I did the calculations on the fly before if I worked at home full-time, it's around $1,400 of expenses at

I could claim.

That's not, that doesn't mean you get $1,400 back.

It just, that's the claim.

So concessional tax contributions, the limit is now $27,500 a year.