Short answer: up to 5,000 business kilometres per car, per financial year using the ATO’s cents-per-kilometre method—no logbook required.
You still need a reasonable basis for the km (diaries, calendars, client visits; not vibes), and they must be genuine work trips.
Commuting to your regular workplace usually doesn’t count, unless you’re hauling bulky gear you can’t leave at work.
Go beyond 5,000 km or want to claim more actual costs? That’s the logbook method, where records rule.
General info for Australia—if your situation’s twistier than the Alpine Way, check the latest ATO guidance or talk to an accountant.

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