Hi @Pmotto,
Welcome to our Community!
If you travel from your normal workplace to an alternative workplace that's not a regular workplace, you may be able to claim the cost of travelling if:
- you incurred the expense yourself and you weren't reimbursed,
- the travel directly related to you earning your income, and
- you have a record to prove it.
If the claim is more than $300, you must have written evidence to prove your claim. Evidence can be in a written or electronic form and can be:
- bank and other financial institution statements
- credit card statements
- BPAY reference numbers, often called receipt or transaction numbers
- email receipts
- a PAYG payment summary-individual non business, for example, this may show the client's union fees
- copies of documents must be a true and clear copy of the original document, or
- evidence which has been recorded by the client for expenses of $10 each or less, providing the total of these amounts is not more than $200 or if they have been unable to obtain written evidence, for example toll or parking fees where clients cannot get a receipt.
If you have further questions about deductions you can claim or records you need to keep, you can phone us on 13 28 61 between 8am - 6pm, Monday to Friday to speak with an operator.
Thanks, JodieH.
