A taxpayer purchased land at a cost of $520,000 and constructed new legal offices costing $1,300,000.
He paid this construction expenditure on 9 November 2019 and commenced using the building from that date.
What amount can the taxpayer claim as a tax deduction (to the nearest $1) in the year ended 30 June 2020 under Div 43 ITAA97?
Select one:
a. $1.82m
b. $1.3m
c. $20,867
d. $19,233
| Land cost | 520000 |
| Construction cost | 1300000 |
| Tax deduction to be claimed | |
| Division 43 of the ITAA 1997 provides for deducting capital expenditure incurred in construction of building and other capital works | |
| Construction expenditure does not include land | |
| Different deduction rates apply based on date of construction, type of work and manner of use | |
| It is either 2.5% or 4% | |
| Here our construction fass under other commmercial construction whose rate is 2.5% | |
| NO of days put to use in a year | |
| From | 09-11-2019 |
| To | 30-06-2020 |
| Days | 234 |
| Total amount of deduction for the year | =1300000*2.5% |
| 32500 | |
| For no of days put to use | =32500/365*234 |
| 20867 |
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