Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
CHAPTER 2 - LIABILITY RULES OF GENERAL APPLICATION
PART 2-5 - RULES ABOUT DEDUCTIBILITY OF PARTICULAR KINDS OF AMOUNTS
Subdivision 28-F - The " log book " method
SECTION 28-100 Substantiation
28-100(1)
To use this method, you must substantiate the
*
car expenses under Subdivision
900-C
.
28-100(2)
You must also keep a log book. Subdivision
28-G
explains:
The log book is relevant to estimating the number of business kilometres the * car travelled in the period when you * held it during the income year.
28-100(3)
You must keep odometer records for the period when you
*
held the
*
car during the income year. Subdivision 28-H tells you about odometer records, which document the total number of kilometres the car travelled in that period.
28-100(4)
You must record the following information, in writing, before you lodge your
*
income tax return:
(a)
your estimate of the number of
*
business kilometres; and
(b)
the
*
business use percentage.
However, the Commissioner may allow you to record the information later.
28-100(5)
You must retain the log book and the odometer records. Subdivision 28-I has the rules about this.
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