AliExpress EOFY Sale 2026 Australia: June Deals Guide

The AliExpress EOFY sale window runs through June 2026, aligning with Australia's June 30 financial year end.

The highest-discount period is the 618 Grand Sale (June 15–20), when AFFAU* promo codes are active and flash deals peak.

Purchases made before June 30 qualify as FY2025–26 business deductions.

Yes, if the purchase is for a legitimate business purpose — stock for resale, office equipment, tools, packaging materials, or business operating costs.

The order confirmation date (before June 30) is the claimable date for FY2025–26.

AliExpress provides a GST tax invoice in your order history.

Consult your accountant for your specific eligibility and current instant asset write-off thresholds.

Yes.

Since July 2018, AliExpress collects 10% GST on all orders shipped to Australian addresses — there is no minimum value threshold.

GST is already included in the price displayed for Australian addresses, so there is no surprise charge at delivery.

A GST tax invoice is available from your AliExpress order history after ordering.

Australian shoppers use the AFFAU* series during the 618 Grand Sale (June 15–20).

Tiers range from AFFAU4 (A$4 off A$20+ spend) to AFFAU145 (A$145 off A$860+ spend).

Global AFSO* codes are blocked for Australian addresses.

AFFAU* codes are confirmed and active for the June 15–20 window.

AliShopping Tools detects active codes automatically on every AliExpress listing.

No.

The order confirmation date — not the delivery date — is the claimable date for most business expense categories in Australia.

AliExpress Standard Shipping to Australia takes 15–20 days, meaning goods ordered in late June will typically arrive in July.

The purchase still counts as a FY2025–26 deduction as long as the order was placed before June 30.

The highest-value categories for Australian EOFY business buyers are tech accessories (USB hubs, cables, webcams), office supplies (stationery, desk equipment), packaging materials (mailers, boxes, void fill), tools and workshop equipment, and homewares for rental properties.

Always verify 90-day price history before bulk orders — electronics accessories are the most common category for pre-sale price inflation.

Yes — install the free AliShopping Tools Chrome extension and open any product page to see a price history chart.

It's a manual check (there's no automated price-drop alert or notification feature): you look at the chart yourself to confirm whether the current EOFY price is genuinely lower than the recent average, or whether the base price was quietly raised before the sale to inflate the apparent discount.

AliExpress's standard return window (typically around 30 days from delivery, seller-dependent) applies regardless of when the item arrives — an EOFY purchase doesn't get a special extended or shortened return period.

Whether a later refund still counts as a FY2025-26 deduction, or needs to be adjusted in the following year, is a question for your accountant based on your specific circumstances and the ATO's current guidance — this article can't give you a definitive rule.

Keep your original invoice and any return/refund correspondence regardless.

GST isn't a separate discount you "stack" a promo code against — it's a tax already built into the displayed price for Australian addresses, not an extra deduction applied at checkout.

An AFFAU promo code reduces the item/cart price the normal way (per the code's advertised tier), and GST on the resulting total is what you were always going to pay.

AliExpress shows the order breakdown at checkout, so review it there rather than trying to calculate GST and the promo code separately beforehand.

AliExpress applies 10% GST to all orders shipped to Australian addresses with no minimum order value — this has been the rule since July 2018, and it doesn't change during EOFY or any other sale period.

If you're a registered business making a bulk purchase and believe a GST exemption might apply to your situation, that's a question for your accountant or the ATO directly — don't assume a specific dollar threshold or exemption process without confirming it first.

Low-value imports (most individual AliExpress orders) are typically not subject to separate customs duty on top of the GST already collected at checkout — but customs handling can depend on the specific goods and declared value, so don't assume a blanket rule.

For any purchase you plan to claim as a business deduction, keep the order confirmation, the GST tax invoice from your AliExpress order history, and proof of payment.

Talk to your accountant about exactly what documentation the ATO expects for your situation and financial year.