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READ MORE’Not notified well’: Businesses educating customers on write-off rules
Small businesses, particularly in rural areas, aren’t aware they can claim a tax break that the federal government has painted as stand-out policy to support the sector.
Suppliers of equipment to small businesses say it has fallen to them to educate their customers on the tax incentive - which allows them to write off new assets worth less than $20,000 - because of a lacklustre sales campaign from the government.
Read the full article at The Age.
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