Definition

Small business entity concessions are a set of tax benefits and concessions provided by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to eligible small businesses to ease their tax burden and support their growth and sustainability.

What are the small business entity concessions?

Small business entity concessions offer various tax benefits and incentives to eligible businesses, including:

To access small business entity concessions, businesses must meet specific eligibility criteria, including having a total revenue below the threshold, being a trading entity, and meeting certain ownership and control tests.

Example of small business entity concessions

Jane, the owner of a small café with an aggregated revenue of $2 million, benefits from small business entity concessions. She purchases a new coffee machine for $10,000 and immediately claims a deduction for the full cost under the simplified depreciation rules. Additionally, Jane qualifies for the small business income tax offset, reducing her overall tax liability. These concessions help Jane manage her cash flow and invest in her business’s growth.

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