G11 — Non-capital purchases¶
Definition. G11 is the box on your activity statement where you report your everyday running-cost purchases for the period, such as stock, rent and supplies.
In plain English¶
Non-capital purchases are the day-to-day things you buy to keep the business running — trading stock, rent, stationery, repairs and similar costs. The ATO explains these are your normal running expenses. G11 is where you add up these purchases for the period and write in the total, including GST.
Related lessons¶
General information only — not tax, super or financial advice.
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