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WendyL(Newbie)Newbie
15 Aug 2023

I am a private piano teacher with an ABN and I am teaching piano at my home studio. I use a lot of music related games during my lessons so I subscribed to a number of sources that provide music games for students to play. I am also subscribing to a piano teacher teaching website which has discussion, courses and support to piano teachers. Can I claim these subscription fees as tax deductions in my tax return?

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GabbyATO(Community Support)Community Support
15 Aug 2023

Hi @WendyL,


Deductions are usually self-assessed, so first of all I'd recommend checking out the criteria for claiming work-related expenses. This guide on what teachers can claim can help you out.


For the teaching website, that sounds like it would fit into self-education, so I'd recommend looking at our information on self-education expenses to see if the courses are able to be claimed.

WendyL(Newbie)Newbie
16 Aug 2023

Thank you! That's very helpful.

I am thinking to rent a place to teach as my home has limited space to fit a piano and all the teaching materials. Is the rent that I pay tax deductible please?

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