Sales and marketing managers - claiming work-related expenses

Vehicles other than cars

If your vehicle is not a car - for example, a van or ute with a carrying capacity of more than one tonne - you must keep records for all expenses you incurred. Those records may include receipts for:

• fuel and oil
• repairs and servicing
• interest on a car loan
• lease payments
• registration.

If you use your vehicle for work and private use, you can use a diary to show how much of those expenses relate to business and personal use of the vehicle.

For more information about claiming travel expenses, refer to Claiming travel expenses.

Sections within Work-related daily travel expenses

• Daily travel expenses you cannot claim
• Keeping records of your daily travel expenses
• Vehicles other than cars
• Other daily travel expenses

Last Modified: Thursday, 25 June 2009