Depreciation: an investor profile
An investor has purchased a property for $420,000 and is receiving $490 per week in rent for a total income of $25,480 per annum. The...
What’s the difference between a repair and an improvement?
Deductions for repairs, maintenance and improvements are areas the Australian Taxation Office pay particular attention to on annual tax retu
Choose to increase your cash flow now or later
Select the best method to fit your investment strategy  The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) allows investors to choose between two methods
Could self-assessment result in lost deductions?
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Do depreciation deductions apply to you?
Owners of income producing properties are eligible to claim tax deductions for a number of expenses involved in holding a property. Most...
Tips to improve depreciation deductions this tax time
The end of financial year is almost here, and property investors should seek expert advice on the deductions available to them. The end...
The great division: division 40 versus division 43
In order to maximise property depreciation deductions, it is important to understand the difference between division 40 and division 43...
ATO statistics reveal $5,784 gap
Maximise deductions with depreciation According to the latest statistics released by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), 2.8 million...
Benefits of purchasing off-the-plan
Claiming property depreciation can save you thousands Investors who are looking to purchase a new property often look at buying ...
Want the secret to future cash flow success?
Calculate depreciation deductions before purchasing your next property. Investors often question the ongoing costs associated with a...
