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Infographic: Is your business eligible for the $30k instant asset write-off?

11 June 2019 | Less than a min read

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If you’re a small business owner, you may have heard about the government’s $30k instant asset write-off scheme, applicable to certain purchases made before 30 June 2020.

But how do you know whether your business or your purchases are eligible?

To help you out, we’ve compiled an overview of some of the criteria that your business and purchases need to meet before making a claim via the scheme. For more detailed information, visit the ATO website or speak to your accountant.

Is your business eligible for the $30k instant asset write-off? | Prospa

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