Free interactive tool

Find tax deductions people in your industry often miss

Choose your work type, select costs you may have paid yourself and see an indicative tax-saving range in minutes.

Step 1

What best describes your work?

Step 2

Which costs might apply?

Select only costs you paid yourself and were not reimbursed for.

Tools and equipmentTools, repairs, consumables and eligible depreciation.Typical expense range to investigate: $300–$1,500Work-related vehicle travelTravel between job sites or to collect bulky tools — not ordinary commuting.Typical expense range to investigate: $500–$2,500Protective clothing and PPESteel-cap boots, hi-vis, safety equipment and sun protection used for work.Typical expense range to investigate: $150–$500Licences and union feesRenewals, union fees and professional memberships related to current work.Typical expense range to investigate: $100–$400Phone and dataThe work-related share of calls, data and mobile plan costs.Typical expense range to investigate: $120–$600

Claim only what the rules allow

You generally need to have paid the cost yourself, not been reimbursed, and keep suitable records. Private use must be excluded.

Estimate, not a guaranteed refund

Ranges are examples only. Actual eligibility and savings depend on your circumstances, taxable income, records and current tax law.