http://beautyiq.adorebeauty.com.au/index.php?news=226

Interesting read, thanks for the article Kate :waving:

Suddenly I feel inclined to become a stripper :chuckle::chuckle::chuckle:

People would pay me NOT to strip :chuckle::chuckle::chuckle:

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I so shoud set up my own business, imagine what I could claim then! Oh and I wouldn't have to worry about stock, i'd just use all the stuff that's in my massive collection.

Interesting :)

As my Boy travels quite a bit he is allowed to claim travel gear. He can buy a new suitcase & toiletries bag every financial year and the contents of the toilettries bag. So aside from the reciepts for toothpaste & shave cream I also slip in my reciepts for a moisturiser, eye cream, SPF etc. He only uses the cheaper brands so I may as well recoup some $$ on my more expensive items. :whistle:

If you go over the threshold for medical expenses you can claim the excess & this includes pharmacy purchases. Pharmacies are a treasure trove of beauty items :whistle:

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As my Boy travels quite a bit he is allowed to claim travel gear. He can buy a new suitcase & toiletries bag every financial year and the contents of the toilettries bag. So aside from the reciepts for toothpaste & shave cream I also slip in my reciepts for a moisturiser, eye cream, SPF etc. He only uses the cheaper brands so I may as well recoup some $$ on my more expensive items. :whistle:

If you go over the threshold for medical expenses you can claim the excess & this includes pharmacy purchases. Pharmacies are a treasure trove of beauty items :whistle:

Speaking from experience you can claim for medical expenses but only up to $2,000 dollars. My medical expenses on average set me back at the very least $20k a year!! Thank goodness for Mum and Dad!