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Access: Individual Return > Deductions and Losses

Items in the Deductions tab:

Item D1-Work related car expenses

Item D2-Work related travel expenses

Item D3-Work related clothing, laundry and dry-cleaning expenses

Item D4-Work related self-education expenses

Item D5-Other work related expenses

Item D6-Low value pool deduction

Item D7-Interest deductions

Item D8-Dividend deductions

Item D9-Gifts or donations

Item D10-Cost of managing tax affairs

Supplementary Deductions (items D11 - D15)

Item L1-Tax losses of earlier income years (Losses)

This is the landing page for the deductions in-product link

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