Guard animals...tax deduction
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Guard animals...tax deduction
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Originally Posted by Outback 1
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Originally Posted by jx2mad
An electric lawn mower doesn't know the meaning of neglect. Chooks on the other hand are fantastic lawn mowers and fertilisers. They also are known to lay the odd egg.
Oh and Toxic Avenger. Get a tax accountant ASAP. You work too hard for your money to donate it to the ATO.
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Originally Posted by pop058
I've got some guard Pugs does that count?Quote:
Originally Posted by jx2mad
If the pugs warn you of someone on the property yes they do. For 15 years we had a plant nursery on the back of the property. Our old dog had two distinct barks, one for someone she knew and one for strangers. Our tax agent claimed her for a guard dog
If they are guarding (your) registered business, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies
I used to claim all my pooch related expenses, ciggies too. :angel:
I guess I have to take out public liability insurance in case they lick a burglar to death.
No one can survive a sustained welcome from a pack of Pugs. :D
Dogs on the bungers, what next? Tough pooches.:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Don't foret the chickens in choppers. I used to have a TShirt somewhere with that on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian