Commonwealth of Australia Consolidated Acts Commonwealth of Australia Consolidated Acts(1) If you are a small business entity for an income year, you can choose to take advantage of the concessions set out in the following table. Some of the concessions have additional, specific conditions that must also be satisfied.
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Item |
Concession |
Provision |
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1 |
CGT 15-year asset exemption |
Subdivision 152-B of this Act |
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2 |
CGT 50% active asset reduction |
Subdivision 152-C of this Act |
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3 |
CGT retirement exemption |
Subdivision 152-D of this Act |
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4 |
CGT roll-over |
Subdivision 152-E of this Act |
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5 |
Simpler depreciation rules |
Subdivision 328-D of this Act |
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6 |
Simplified trading stock rules |
Subdivision 328-E of this Act |
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7 |
Sections 82KZM and 82KZMD of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 |
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8 |
Accounting for GST on a cash basis |
Section 29-40 of the GST Act |
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9 |
Annual apportionment of input tax credits for acquisitions and importations that are partly creditable |
Section 131-5 of the GST Act |
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10 |
Paying GST by quarterly instalments |
Section 162-5 of the GST Act |
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11 |
FBT car parking exemption |
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12 |
Section 45-130 in Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 |
(2) Also, if you are a small business entity for an income year, the standard 2-year period for amending your assessment applies to you (section 170 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 ).
Note: If you are a small business entity for an income year and your aggregated turnover for the year is less than $75,000, you may also be entitled to the 25% entrepreneurs' tax offset: see Subdivision 61-J of this Act.