Tax Depreciation
Schedules
What is
Depreciation?
Depreciation is the amount of money you can "write-off"
(claim as expensed or used up) against the value of any assets
used in the course of producing assessable income.
In the case of property investors, investors may offset
their taxable income against expenditure on plant and equipment
used to produce assessable income.
Plant and Equipment includes items such as Ovens,
Dishwashers, Carpets Blinds, Lifts, etc. The ATO provides
specific guidelines as to how these write-offs are to
occur.
Who Can claim the
Depreciation?
Depreciation can be claimed by the owner of the Plant and
Equipment, the one who is earning income from the use of these
items.
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Four Reasons -
Why YOU Should
Have A Professional Depreciation
Schedule
For Your Investment
Property
1. "Legitimatise" Your
Depreciation Claims
ATO Warns Property Investors to ‘Get It Right’.
Accountants and Valuers are not allowed to prepare a
schedule under the ATO Rulings, and if you prepare your own
schedule that is incorrect, the risk of heavy fines is far
greater. Also The federal government is spending an extra
$216.4 million to assist in the enforcement of Tax Compliance
Rules on taxpayers, and the focus is heavily on real estate. By
having an external, independent and professional person prepare
your Depreciation Schedule the authenticity and legitimacy of
your claims are enhanced.
2. Maximise Your Claims With
a Thorough & Accurate Depreciation Report
Defining the applicable taxation rulings on items to be
included in the Depreciation Schedule can be confusing as can
determining the value of these items. Not getting this right
could cost you money by limiting the number or the amount of
deductions claimed.
3. Fixed Fee
We offer a fixed fee service for either a
unit or house, furnished or unfurnished. This gives you the
advantage of no hidden charges that may apply from other
companies.
4. Tax Deductible
The preparation of Tax Depreciation Schedules is
100% tax deductible, which is a minimal outlay
for the return you receive by way of tax deductions.
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