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Tax Depreciation Schedules Split 50:50 Increase Joint Owner Deductions

Splitting Tax Depreciation amongst multiple owners can improve your bottom line One of the lesser known benefits of being a joint owner of an investment property is that the depreciation claims can be higher overall when split between two or more owners. Splitting a Tax Depreciation Schedule between joint investment property owners will optimise deductions [...]

By |2018-07-23T08:33:50+10:00December 31st, 2017|News, Tax Depreciation|0 Comments

Budget 2017 Impacts Residential Tax Depreciation

      Residential tax Depreciation Slashed by Federal Government Legislation 2017 The federal government changes to the depreciation of plant which were proposed in the May budget were passed by the senate on 15th November 2017. A number of property investors have contacted Abbcon Associates as experts in preparation of Tax Depreciation Schedules, to [...]

By |2018-07-23T08:33:50+10:00December 15th, 2017|News, Tax Depreciation|0 Comments

Tax Depreciation Schedules Prime Cost v Diminishing Value?

What does it mean and what is the difference? To put it simply, the Prime Cost method gives you equal deductions each year for the effective life of the article. Whereas the Diminishing Value method gives higher deductions in the earlier years. The majority of investors choose the Diminishing Values method. The significantly higher deductions [...]

By |2018-07-23T08:33:50+10:00July 12th, 2015|Tax Depreciation|0 Comments

Tax Depreciation Schedules for Older Properties

Tax Depreciation for Older Properties Tax Depreciation Schedules for Older Properties A common misconception is that there is little or no depreciation that can be claimed on older properties. In fact depreciation on plant and equipment can be claimed regardless of the age of the property. Tax Depreciation on Plant & Equipment [...]

By |2018-07-23T08:33:51+10:00June 7th, 2015|Tax Depreciation|0 Comments
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