You can enter the same expenses on both business statements but you will have to enter the number of KM's driven for each business and that will determine what percentage is claimed for each business.
So for example if you have $1000 in gas and maintenance expenses to claim. You would enter $1000 on both businesses. Then for the KMs driven in the year for business you would enter like 2000 KMs to earn for business #1 out of 10,000 KMs driven in the year and then for business #2 it would be like 3000 KMs to earn business out of 10,000 KMs. This is of course just an example.
You can enter the same expenses on both business statements but you will have to enter the number of KM's driven for each business and that will determine what percentage is claimed for each business.
So for example if you have $1000 in gas and maintenance expenses to claim. You would enter $1000 on both businesses. Then for the KMs driven in the year for business you would enter like 2000 KMs to earn for business #1 out of 10,000 KMs driven in the year and then for business #2 it would be like 3000 KMs to earn business out of 10,000 KMs. This is of course just an example.