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Each year, you submit your taxes to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and hope for a tax refund. If you are earning income through residential investment properties, it’s in your best interest to claim all eligible deductions to offset rental income.
The tricky part is knowing what deductions to claim as rental expenses, and which ones are eligible for depreciation allowances,...
Our investor clients are gearing up for a financial win with high depreciation deductions calculated for their luxury architect-designed townhouse in the Metropol Residences complex in Geelong, Victoria.
Perfectly positioned, a short stroll from vibrant Pakington St, and with a stylish fitout, this three-bedroom, double-storey home will attract high end tenants.
With working remotely becoming popular and necessary, investment properties of this...
Not all property investors focus on high rise apartments. Many "mum and dad" investors and savvy boutique property developers are tapping into the suburban market building quality homes to attract families and professionals. The pandemic has focused many businesses to adopt a hybrid work model, offering people the choice to work from home. With properties in the suburbs affordably priced, it’s...
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If you are investing in high end residential apartments, especially in Sydney, you want to make sure you can maximise your investment returns and offset rental income through depreciation allowances. This depreciation case study looks at the luxurious Tilia, developed by Poly Australia. The complex offers luxurious residential living in Lindfield, on Sydney’s North Shore, and features a mix of...
With the end of the financial year, property investors need to work out what they can claim and ensure they have accurate records of purchases and building costs.
It’s easy to forget about the many items you have purchased for your rental property, and costs associated with major capital works. You will be surprised how much depreciation you can claim for...