Creative professionals often have unusual deduction questions. We help performers and creatives understand what can be claimed and what evidence is required.
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Haircuts, gym, makeup and presentation costs are common questions, but the tax treatment depends on whether the expense is sufficiently connected to income and not private.
Creative workers often travel or work from home. The right claim depends on purpose, substantiation and the way income is earned.
The questions clients ask us most about creative tax deductions.
Sometimes clients ask about these costs, but deductibility is fact-specific. We review the role, purpose and evidence before claiming.
Medical costs are usually private, but the correct treatment depends on the facts and current tax rules.
Deductible gifts generally need to be made to eligible deductible gift recipients. Crowdfunding and GoFundMe claims need careful review.
Travel claims depend on the purpose of the trip, the records kept and the connection to your assessable income. Private or mixed-purpose travel has limits, so we review the details before lodgement.
You may be able to claim a portion of running costs such as electricity, internet and phone. The method and records required change over time, so we help you choose the approach that suits your situation.
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