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If you are an individual who is not in business, find out what expenses you can claim to reduce your taxable income.
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Assets
Balancing adjustments for depreciating assets destroyed
If you use an asset, such as a car, in producing your assessable income, you may be able to claim a deduction for depreciation. If that asset was damaged or destroyed, you may have to make a balancing adjustment.
Airline employees 2008-09
If you work in the airline industry as a flight attendant, flight engineer, pilot or ground engineer, this document will help you to work out what claims you can make in your tax return. NAT 2331.
Balancing adjustments for depreciating assets destroyed
If you use an asset, such as a car, in producing your assessable income, you may be able to claim a deduction for depreciation. If that asset was damaged or destroyed, you may have to make a balancing adjustment.
  
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