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general depreciation provisions – for items.You can generally claim a deduction for capital expenses under the:

repairs made to machinery, tools or property immediately after you purchase or acquire them – this is because the price you paid reflects the item’s condition.substantial improvements to an item or property – for example, installing a new ceiling.You can't claim capital expenses, such as: For example, you can fix defects or renew parts but you can't totally reconstruct something. A repair is one that restores the efficiency of function of the asset without changing its character, in order to maintain it in its original state. You don't have to own the property or item that is repaired in order to claim a deduction. replacing broken parts of fences or broken glass in windows.You can claim expenses from allowable repairs, maintenance or replacement, including: A capital expense is money spent to purchase assets like plant and equipment. You can claim a tax deduction for expenses relating to repairs, maintenance or replacement of machinery, tools or premises you use to produce business income, as long as the expenses are not capital expenses.

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