Increased asset write-off: ‘best time’ for a new Roland
Roland DG Australia says the increase in the Federal Government’s small business Instant Asset Write-Off to $30,000 for new or used assets makes it the best time to purchase a new Roland machine.
| Roland DG’s VG2 Series Printer Cutters |
As outlined in the federal budget, businesses with an annual turnover of up to $50 million can now instantly write-off a piece of equipment that costs up to $30,000 excluding GST, if acquired between 2 April 2019 and 30 June 2020.
“If you purchase and install a new Roland DG machine before June 30 2019, you can instantly write it off in your 2018/2019 tax return,” says Roland DG Australia. “This is great news for the recently released TrueVIS VG2-540 and VG2-640 Printer Cutters, that come in under $30,000.
Awarded the 2019 ISA Sign Expo Innovation Award in the Printer category, judges were impressed with “the technological advancements, comprehensive colour choices, improved machine efficiency and increased print-and-cut accuracy of the VG2 Series.”
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