About the instant asset write-off

About the Instant Asset Write-Off… & can it help you invest in CNC Plasma?

 

What is the Instant Asset Write Off Scheme… and who is eligible?

This initiative of the Australian Federal Government allows businesses to claim an immediate and full tax deduction for any purchases of assets up to a value of $150,000.

In March 2020, the government expanded this scheme and passed legislation to increase the asset value limit to $150k (previously $30k) and make this available to businesses with an annual turnover of up to $500 million (previously $50M).

When Does this Scheme Finish?

As the legislation stand now, this scheme is available until June 30, 2020. From 1st of July, it will revert back to a threshold of $1,000 (maximum asset value) and apply to small businesses only, with turnover up to $10M maximum.

 

What Does It Change?

With a business ‘overhead’ expense – such as fuel for example – the business can claim this immediately as a tax deductable expense.

However, in the case of assets (capitol purchases), normally these are depreciated over the life of the asset.
For example a piece of equipment costing $24,000 with an expected asset life of 2 years (24 months), would be depreciated by $1,000 per month – allowing the business to claim a tax deduction of $1,000 each month.

Instead, the Instant Asset Write Off Scheme allows the business to immediately claim a tax deduction for 100% of the asset purchase. A very welcome cut to your next tax bill!

 

How Does it Benefit Businesses?

Being able to write off your asset purchase instantly brings forward the tax deduction… so that you can claim 100% of the purchase in your next tax return, rather than having to claim it in smaller portions over time.

Getting your tax saving now instead of later means that you get a faster return (ROI) on your asset.

 

What Tax Deduction Will I Get?

This, of course, depends on what tax rates apply to your business size and structure.

For this example, let’s assume that;

You can then claim 100% of this expense within the current period, reducing your tax bill by $6,875.
($25,000 x 27.5% = a tax saving of $6,875)*

 

*Example only

 

 

How can I use this to help me invest in a CNC Plasma?

Virtually any Australian business that meets the criteria mentioned above should qualify for this scheme, if investing in equipment such as a CNC Plasma Cutter. (Check with your accountant to confirm your eligibility.)
The team at SUREFIRE CNC can help ensure that your purchase qualifies.

 

So… How Much Does a CNC Plasma Cost?

This depends on the model of CNC unit, plasma cutter, and any additional accessories that you chose.

We’ve made it super easy to get an instant online quote. Just follow the prompts, select the options that best suit you and we’ll give you an on-screen- quote, complete with indicative finance cost as well!

 

 

 

Alternatively, tell us what you’re looking for here and we’ll get back to you with pricing and details.

 

How many times can I claim?

Each separate asset must qualify under the threshold amounts, however there is no limit to how much in total you can claim under instant asset write-off.

So yes, you can claim multiple assets.

 

Do I have to pay cash, or can I finance?

You have to purchase the asset to qualify, however you can use equipment finance to enable the purchase of an asset.

Note that leasing is not the same as purchasing and as such won’t qualify under immediate write-off. You should check with your accountant to confirm the eligibility of your intended finance method.

 

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For more information

Check information here on the business.gov.au website.

 

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The information contained here is general in nature and you should consult with your accountant before making any decisions. The examples given are for general reference only and may not accurately represent your situation. E.&O.E.