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Building Practitioners Board Registration No. QS-1009 Tax Practitioners Board Registration No. 39766002 Member AIQS College of Expert Witnesses. One of the lesser known benefits of being a joint owner of an investment property is that the depreciation claims can be higher overall when split between two or more owners.

Splitting a Tax Depreciation Schedule between joint investment property owners will optimise deductions for plant and equipment if done as we do with our Quantity Surveyor Reports. Tax Depreciation on plant and equipment allows for eligible division 40 items with a value of $1,000 or less to be added to a low value pool and depreciated at 18% in the first year and 37% thereafter.

Additionally for residential properties items of $300 or less can be deducted at 100% in the first year. So the advantage of splitting 50:50 between joint owners is that plant and equipment with original values of $2,000 or less can effectively be added to the low value pool and those of $600 or less can be deducted at 100%.
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It does to Abbcon Associates and that's why we can help your business mitigate risk in relation to "Make Good" matters. What is a "Schedule of Make Good"? Schedules of Make Good and Schedules of Dilapidations are one of the same type of building report, however property and legal professionals use either terminology to describe this type of report.
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Courts are taking an increasingly interventionist approach to case handling and in the Land Court of QLD, the court is managing Expert Evidence and deciding what is admissable and what is not. Splitting Tax Depreciation amongst multiple owners can improve your bottom line One of the lesser known benefits of being a joint owner of an investment property is that the depreciation claims can be higher overall.
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Courts are taking an increasingly interventionist approach to case handling and in the Land Court of QLD, the court is managing Expert Evidence and deciding what is admissable and what is not. This can lead to evidence being discounted where experts have been asked to address questions that the court decides are irrelevant and.
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