Don’t forget to depreciate when you update
One of the most investor common enquiries received by specialist Quantity Surveyors is the question ‘what happens to the depreciation deductions that can be claimed if you decide to remove an asset and replace it with a new one?’ There are a couple of rules and recommendations a renovating for profit investor must follow to ensure […]
Tenants Feeling Misled? The True Costs Of Self Managing Landlords
Some tenants are feeling misled by landlords who are trying to maximise their profit by hiring a real estate agent only to advertise their property, preferring to self manage from there on. As a landlord, there’s nothing wrong with trying to maximise your profit depending of course on how you do it. You may feel that […]
How To Maximise Future Tax Deductions When Renovating
Renovate and prosper With shows such as ‘The Block’ and ‘House Rules’ inspiring a wave of renovators, many property investors have considered whether they too should do some renovation work to their investment property. Though investors know completing a renovation will add value to their property and possibly even increase the weekly rental value, they […]
How To Increase Depreciation Deductions for Co-ownership Property
Over half of the depreciation schedules created are for properties that have been purchased by more than one owner. Last year, just over half of the depreciation schedules completed by BMT Tax Depreciation for investors, were for properties that had been purchased by more than one owner. It’s not surprising that property co-ownership is becoming popular in and […]
Alert Scam Letters “Non-resident landlord scheme”
Alert to Property Managers regarding scam letter headed “Non-resident landlord scheme” Application to receive Australia rental income without deduction of Australia tax We wanted to inform and warn you of a scam which is currently being faxed to Real Estate Agents and landlords. See letter below. It is in the form of a fax/letter apparently from The […]
Property Tax Time Tips
It’s tax time and property investors should show caution when preparing their returns. Here are some tips: All rental income from your investment property must be included in your return. Your rental property’s rates, interest, insurance, real estate agents fees, depreciation and capital works can all be claimed as a deduction. Repairs and improvements are […]
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