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1. Property Depreciation is one of your greatest tax deductions for your investment home.
Since the introduction of negative gearing, taxpayers can offset rental income and claim expenses associated with their investment properties. As an investor, you can claim depreciation for the ageing and wear and tear of your building and assets during its effective life. The building’s depreciation value is...
This depreciation case study features a new development in Albury New South Wales. Our clients, Don and Nancy purchased a two-bedroom, two bathroom apartment in the new Hamilton development.
This stylish apartment featured:
• Open plan living area with luxurious fittings
• SMEG kitchen appliances including dishwasher and conventional microwave
• SMEG cook top (induction or gas) and SMEG oven
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Since the pandemic, Southeast Queensland has seen a huge influx of interstate migrants. Many are looking to buy or invest in sought after areas in Brisbane’s Bayside suburbs.
Our savvy investors, Jim and Gen, tapped into this growing trend and purchased an apartment in a newly built boutique development in September 2021. Known as the Lane Residences, the complex is ideally located...
In this case study, we’re reviewing the depreciation allowances on a new two-bedroom apartment, part of the architecturally inspired residential complex, Lofts III developed by Landpearl.
The Lofts III is a collection of meticulously designed residences with beautiful gardens, offering the perfect blend of convenience, tranquility, and luxury living. Located in Sydney’s flourishing Inner West, Homebush is central to many retail...
Geelong West is a cosmopolitan suburb of Victoria, containing Geelong's oldest and most dynamic shopping strip, Pakington Street. Since the 1980s, Geelong West has undergone great changes. Timber houses and cottages have been renovated and many shops along Pakington Street have become cafes with style.
Some savvy investors, like our client, Penny saw...