Can I claim work-related domain or hosting on tax?
A domain name or hosting may be deductible where it directly supports your current income-earning work activities.
General guidance for Australian tax deductions only, not personal tax advice.
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Find my missed deductionsWhen work-related domain or hosting may be claimable
- The cost must relate to your current work activities.
- Private or hobby use must be excluded.
When it is usually not claimable
- Personal hobby websites are not claimable.
Records to keep
- Invoices
- Explanation of work relevance
Quick answer
Sometimes claimable. Whether you can claim work-related domain or hosting usually comes down to work-related use, whether you paid for it yourself, whether any private portion is excluded, and whether you can support the claim with records.
Verify with current ATO guidance
Deductly guide last reviewed: 2026-04-16
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