Tax Return
EEA Advisory articles tagged Tax Return.
Cents Per Kilometre vs Logbook for Car Deductions in 2026
For the 2025–26 income year, Australians can choose between two methods to claim car deductions on their 2026 tax return. The cents per kilometre method uses a fixed rate of 88 cents for each work-related kilometre with a 5000 kilometre cap, while the logbook method lets you claim a percentage of actual running costs without any kilometre limit. This guide explains both methods in detail, outlining the record keeping requirements and ATO rules. Decide which approach best suits your needs and potentially boost your refund.
Master Your Tax Return with Smart Financial Advice
The blog explains how tax returns only reflect past performance and why forward looking advice makes a real difference. It contrasts traditional compliance with proactive planning to boost cash flow, reduce anxiety, and secure long term wealth. Empower your finances today.
Supercharge Your Savings: The How-To Guide on Claiming Personal Super Contributions
Introduction: As you steer through the journey of financial planning, a common pit-stop is considering superannuation. While employer contributions to your super are the norm, what if we told you there’s a way to accelerate your savings and relish tax benefits simultaneously? Enter: personal superannuation contributions. Understanding Personal Super Contributions: Unlike the traditional path of
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