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It is important to read Item 16 - Deferred non-commercial business losses on the ATO website before completing this item.

Claiming a business loss

For information on claiming a business loss, refer to Guide to non-commercial losses on the ATO website. Deferred Non-commercial losses must be dissected into Primary Production and Non-Primary Production income.

If you are engaged in a hobby, then you are not carrying on a business activity. Income you receive from a hobby is not assessable for income tax purposes and you can't claim expenses as a tax deduction.

If you complete Item 16, you must complete Item P9.

Completing labels F, G, I and J

Press Enter at label F to open the dissection widow:

Enter the relevant amounts and we'll complete the return labels when you close the dissection window. See Deferred Non-commercial Business Losses worksheet.

The total amount of PP and Non-PP losses amount defaults to the share of deferred losses from other partnership activities field.

The two orange fields are ATO fields and must be dissected to show those losses related to:

  • the business of investing, and
  • rental business

Using the above example, on closing the window, the following amounts will have filtered through to:

label F - Total deferred losses of $9,750

label I - Primary production deferred losses of $6,500, and

label J  - Non-primary production losses of $3,250.

The ATO will also receive the deferred losses for a partnership in the business of investing amount of $1,600 and the deferred losses from a partnership rental business of $3,500. The ATO uses these figures for cross matching purposes.

Whether losses have to be deferred depends on an Income test. If Income Test income exceeds $250,000 the losses must be deferred.

 

CCH References

16-020 Limit on losses from non-commercial business activities

 
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