Tax Deduction Finder — Your Occupation
Pick your occupation and answer four quick questions. AI builds a personalised, ATO-aligned deduction report: what you can claim, the conditions, the records you need, working-from-home and car methods compared, and the mistakes the ATO flags for your job. General information, not tax advice — built to make tax time easier.
A registered nurse, a first-year apprentice and a warehouse supervisor do not get the same deduction list, and nobody hands any of them theirs. The Tax Deduction Finder is A$29 one-off: you name your occupation and employment type, say whether you work from home and whether you use your own car for work, and the AI maps that to ATO deduction categories and writes a personalised report — what you can claim in your line of work, the conditions attached to each claim, and the records you need to hold to support it. It lands on your order page in around ten minutes, readable there and downloadable as Markdown, which prints to PDF if you want a copy for your own file or your accountant's.
Fixed rate or actual cost. Cents per kilometre or logbook.
Two of the bigger calls at tax time are method choices rather than deduction choices. The report sets the fixed-rate method against the actual-cost method for working from home, and cents-per-kilometre against a logbook for a car used for work, so you can see which one suits your circumstances and what each one demands of you in substantiation.
Both comparisons are worked against what you described at intake rather than against a generic taxpayer, which is the whole reason it asks about your home setup and your car before writing anything.
Red flags, receipts, and a report your tax agent can read
Every occupation has claims that draw attention: the ones habitually stretched, misclassified, or made with nothing filed behind them. Your report lists the common ATO red flags for your job next to the top five deduction opportunities for it, so you can tell an overlooked claim from one that is overlooked for a reason. Alongside those sits a full deduction table for your occupation, each claim with its conditions and the records needed to support it, plus a record-keeping checklist covering the receipts, logs and statements worth holding onto. Start that filing in July and next tax time is an admin job rather than an archaeology dig.
What it is not is tax advice. It does not know your income or your wider affairs, it cannot be lodged, and it is an AI-written document rather than a professional opinion on your position. Treat it as a well-organised starting point and have anything consequential checked by a registered tax agent before you rely on it. Two free AI revisions come with the A$29, so if the first pass missed a side gig or you want a section expanded, you can send it back.
What you get
- Top 5 deduction opportunities for your occupation
- Full occupation deduction table with conditions + records needed
- Working-from-home: fixed-rate vs actual-cost compared
- Car: cents-per-km vs logbook compared
- Common ATO red flags for your occupation
- Record-keeping checklist
- 2 free AI revisions included
Turnaround: ~10 minutes. Delivery: On-page + Markdown download (print to PDF).
Frequently asked questions
My job is hard to categorise, or I work two of them. What do I put down?
The intake takes one occupation, so choose the role that generates most of your work-related expenses. If the title does not map neatly to a standard one, describe it as precisely as you can — the report is written from what you enter. Two free AI revisions are included, so if the description you gave did not produce what you needed, you can send it back.
What lands on my order page, and can I keep it?
The report itself, in around ten minutes, with a Markdown download alongside it. Save that file, or print the page to PDF if you want something to sit with your receipts or go to your accountant. It is a one-off purchase at A$29, not a subscription, so there is nothing to cancel afterwards.
Does it log into myGov or my bank and work out what I'll get back?
No. It does not connect to any account, and it does not calculate a refund or any dollar figure. It is an AI-written report built from what you enter at intake — your occupation, your employment type, your home-work situation and your car use. Nothing is scanned, imported or monitored.
Can I lodge with this, or treat it as tax advice?
No on both counts. It is general information written to make tax time easier, it is not lodged anywhere, and it does not take your income, your deductions history or anything on your ATO record into account. Use it to prepare properly, then lodge yourself or hand it to a registered tax agent.