Car Expenses that are Non Deductible

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Travel between home and work

You cannot claim a deduction for the cost of normal trips using your car to travel between your home and your workplace. It is a private expense even if you do small tasks on your way to or from work—for example, picking up the office mail.

You cannot claim a deduction for the cost of home to work travel just because you work shift work, are 'on call' or there is no public transport available.

Motor vehicle provided by your employer or any other person

You cannot claim a deduction for car expenses if your employer or any other person provides a car for you and you do not pay for any of the running costs.

You cannot claim a deduction for any expenses you incur for the direct operation of a car that your employer provides and that you or your relatives use privately at any time, even if the expenses are work related. Such expenses form part of the valuation of the car for fringe benefits tax purposes. However, you may be able to claim expenses such as parking and bridge fees that are linked to the car but are not involved in its direct operation.

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(Source ATO)