For a rental property, depreciation can involve both Division 40 (plant and equipment) and Division 43 (capital works). Our calculator models Division 40 using diminishing
If you’ve bought a second-hand or older property, you can still claim depreciation on it and for most investors, that claim is bigger than they
Independent Property Valuations are market value assessments prepared by a qualified valuer. Investors most commonly need one for three purposes: capital gains tax, self-managed super
Every June the same question turns up from trustees and their accountants: do we need the property valued again this year? The honest answer is
If you’re planning an investment property renovation, or a full demolition, the things you’re ripping out may still hold undeducted value, and that remaining value
Commercial property depreciation is a claim with two sides. The owner of an income-producing commercial property can claim deductions for the building structure (Division 43
Most property investors know they can claim depreciation. Far fewer understand that there are two completely separate claims sitting inside every schedule and that missing
For many property investors, it can be one of the most significant deductions available, depending on the property. Tax depreciation lets property investors claim deductions
Every year, without fail, the final weeks of June carry a disproportionate share of the year’s work. We’ve tracked this across three years of data
Download the FAQs Summary Page The 2026–27 Federal Budget announced changes to negative gearing and if you’re a property investor, an accountant, or a financial
