Best Tax Deductions to Claim for Air Transport Professionals
Air Transport Professionals fly and navigate aircraft, control and direct air traffic, and instruct students in flying aircraft.
Employment Profile
- Average weekly pay: $1,437.50
- Employment size: 15,120
- Future growth: Stable
- Skill level: Bachelor degree or higher
Typical tax deductions include:
- Overnight travel expenses including accomodation, meals, drinks and incidentals – these will be deductible if incurred, receipted, and not reimbursed.
- Motor vehicle travel between workplaces or for training purposes.
- Phone and internet – work %.
- Cost of anti-glare glasses used to combat the harsh working conditions inside a cockpit.
- Premiums paid for salary guarantee and loss of licence insurance.
- Medical examination costs associated with the renewal of work-related business licences.
- Home office running expenses.
- Courses, seminars and self-education expenses.
- Computers, travel bags, overnight bags, suit packs, suitcases and luggage trolleys.
- Rehydrating moisturiser and rehydrating hair conditioner when used to combat the drying effects of the aircraft cabin pressure.
- Union fees, licences, registrations and subscriptions.
- Compulsory work uniform branded with the employers logo.
Non-deductible expenses:
- The cost of buying timepieces or watches.
- The cost of transporting luggage to the airport.
- Prescription glasses and contact lenses.
Tax Strategies we can assist you with.
- Self-education expenses
- Sunglasses, sunscreens and cosmetics
- Computers, tools, equipment and other assets
- Compulsory work uniform
- Union fees, licences, registrations and subscriptions
- Phone and internet
- Motor vehicle expenses: cents per km method
- Home office running expenses
- Overnight travel expenses
Click here to see Tax Calculator for Air Transport Professionals.
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