Originally Posted by
Duck Pilot
Ask your company to provide them, some do.
I can barely get the bugger to pay for my IPC every year, I'm unsure I'll have any success in him purchasing me some flashy RM Williams Boots.
Originally Posted by
Pearly White
There's a question on this subject on the ATO Community website at ________which seems to imply that if those shoes afford the safety and protection required in your workplace, they would be claimable.
Perhaps if your CP wrote a letter confirming your selected footwear meets the criteria it would help.
Just trying to figure out if the letter would hold up. I understand some boots have 'non-slip' bottoms which you could argue help in the rain. As well as leather boots tend to not melt as quickly as a pleather boot might.
TB2D