Search for     
ato.gov.au        Businesses section only        
Advanced search
Search tips
> Tax topics A-Z > M-R  
 
Non-commercial losses - home
  
Increase text size Decrease text size
 
If you're in business as an individual, either alone or in a partnership, you can only offset a business loss against your other income if the business is a genuine commercial concern.
View current years' pages
Calculators, rates and forms
Forms
In detail
Business tests
Commissioner's discretion
Completing non-commercial losses labels in the 2003 Individual tax return
A series of examples of how to complete the non-commercial losses labels in the 2003 Individual tax return.
Completing non-commercial losses labels in the 2003 Individual tax return
A series of examples of how to complete the non-commercial losses labels in the 2003 Individual tax return.
Non-commercial losses: background - questions and answers
Questions and answers relating to the background of the non-commercial losses measure.
Non-commercial losses: Commissioner's discretion - questions and answers
Your questions answered on non-commercial losses - applying for the Commissioner's discretion.
Non-commercial losses: independent evidence fact sheet
If you are undertaking a business activity, you may be able to offset a loss from that activity against your income from other sources. NAT no 7829-05.2003.
Non-commercial losses: background - questions and answers
Questions and answers relating to the background of the non-commercial losses measure.
Non-commercial losses: Commissioner's discretion - questions and answers
Your questions answered on non-commercial losses - applying for the Commissioner's discretion.
Non-commercial losses: independent evidence fact sheet
If you are undertaking a business activity, you may be able to offset a loss from that activity against your income from other sources. NAT no 7829-05.2003.
  
Give us your feedback
 
© Australian Taxation Office for the Commonwealth of Australia
Top of page
More information on page