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The ATO has introduced a new Deductions schedule (DDCTNS) to lodge with a 2019 individual tax return. See Claiming deductions on the ATO website.
If you're claiming a deduction in your individual tax return, the DDCTNS is mandatory.
- There's a new Deductions schedule (DDCTNS) and some worksheets have been updated to integrate with it.
- The way you enter deductions has changed. Learn how to complete the new schedule.
When do I need a DDCTNS schedule?
If you're claiming a deduction at any of the labels below, you'll need to complete a DDCTNS schedule.
D1 Work-related car deductions | D8 Dividend deductions | ||
D2 Work-related travel expenses | D9 Gifts or donations | ||
D3 Work-related clothing, laundry and dry-cleaning expenses | D10 Cost of managing tax affairs | ||
D4 Work-related self-education expenses | D12 Personal superannuation contributions | ||
D5 Other work-related expenses | D13 Deduction for project pool | ||
D6 Low-value pool deduction | D14 Forestry-managed investment scheme deduction | ||
D7 Interest deductions | D15 Other deductions | ||
D11 - Deductible amount of undeducted purchase price of a foreign pension or annuity Each foreign pension has its own undeducted purchase price (UPP), and the total amounts will show in label D11, therefore a DDCTNS schedule is not required. |
How do I use the new DDCTNS?
You can navigate to it from 2 places:
1 Select Preparation > Schedule
2 Select it from ATO Schedules.
You can no longer enter data directly into the deduction labels D1–D15, with the exception of label D11.
The DDCTNS schedule opens if there is no supporting worksheet at the deductions labels.
You can only see one data-entry row. To add a row, press CTRL+INSERT. To delete a row, press CTRL+DELETE.
The ATO has recommended that you group your expenses, for example, you have a total stationery expense rather than individual stationery items.
The table shows the:
- differences in data entry between 2018 and 2019
- maximum entries allowed for each label.
Deduction item | 2018 schedule/worksheet | 2019 schedule/worksheet | Maximum entries |
---|---|---|---|
D1 Work-related car expenses For more than 10 deduction items, enter the first 9, and total the amount of the additional items into the 10th item. | Motor vehicle expenses (mve) | Motor vehicle expenses (mve) | 10 |
D2 Work-related travel expenses | Work-related travel expenses dissection grid | DDCTNS | 20 |
D3 Work-related uniform, occupation specific or protective clothing, laundry and dry cleaning | Generic schedule 2018 | DDCTNS | 20 |
D4 Work-related self-education expenses | Work-related self-education expenses worksheet (sed) | Work-related self-education expenses worksheet (sed) | 20 |
D5 Other work-related expenses | Other work-related travel expenses dissection grid (pre-fill data from the ATO) | Other work-related expense(pwe) (pre-fill data from the ATO and manual data-entry) | 50 |
D6 Low value pool deductions | Depreciation worksheet or directly entered value in the return | DDCTNS and depreciation worksheet | Not a repeatable group |
D7 Interest deductions | Interest deductions (idd) | DDCTNS | 20 |
D8 Dividend deductions | Dividend deductions (ddd) | DDCTNS | 20 |
D9 Gifts or donations | Gifts or donations (pgd) (pre-fill data from the ATO and manual data-entry) | Gifts or donations (pgd) (pre-fill data from the ATO and manual data-entry) | 20 |
D10 Cost of managing tax affairs | Cost of managing tax affairs (cmt) | Cost of managing tax affairs (cmt) | 20 |
D12 Personal superannuation contributions | Personal superannuation contributions (psc) | Personal superannuation contributions (psc) | 25 |
D13 Deductions for project pool | Depreciation worksheet | Depreciation worksheet | 20 |
D14 Forestry managed investment scheme deduction | Forestry managed investment scheme worksheet (fms) | Forestry managed investment scheme worksheet (fms) | 20 |
D15 Other deductions | Label E - Enter the value directly in the return Label J - Other deductions (ode) | Label E - DDCTNS Label J - Other deductions (ode) | 100 |
Data entry from the DDCTNS schedule
Item D7 - Interest deductions
- Click label I to open the DDCTNS schedule.
- Scroll down to D7 Interest deductions and fill in the description and the amount.
To add a record, click the icon located near the Return properties.
If is greyed out, make sure the cursor is on the last data-entry field. remove this line...
If the last field you enter is immediately before the total for the worksheet, either tab-off the field or save the schedule otherwise your changes won't be saved. ???? F6 is save.
- Click Deductions from depreciation worksheets or Deductions from motor vehicle worksheets (mve) to edit.
- The amount at D7 total integrates to item D7 label I Interest deductions in the main return.
Data entry from a supporting schedule
Item D5 - Other work-related expenses
- Click label E to open an Other Work Related Expenses worksheet.
- Enter the description and amount for all the items, then close the worksheet.
- Open the DDCTNS schedule. You'll see items from the Other work-related expenses worksheet listed at label D5. rewrite???
- The amount at D5 total integrates to item D5 label E Other work-related expenses, and the details in the DDCTNS schedule will lodge with the tax return.
Rolling over deductions from 2018 to 2019
By adding the DDCTNS schedule, we had to replace some of the worksheets and dissection grids. This means that existing schedules and worksheets at deduction labels will not rollover into 2019, with the exception of motor vehicle worksheets (mve).
Tax office copy PDF
The ATO don't provide a tax office PDF version of the DDCTNS schedule.
For paper lodgments, print amounts at deduction items and action codes at D1, D3 and D4 in the main income tax return.