July 2020 -
Three common depreciation mistakes that could cost property investors thousands
Investment property owners make three costly mistakes when it comes to maximising their tax return according to BMT Tax Depreciation, Australia’s leading provider of depreciation schedules.
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Many investors mistake floating timber flooring as permanently fixed to the building and therefore a capital works deduction when it’s actually removable, making it a plant and equipment deduction. This could mean the difference between $250 and over $1,300 in first year deductions.”
Bradley Beer, Chief Executive Officer, BMT Tax Depreciation
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Media Releases

Media releases submitted by BMT Tax Depreciation

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2017
November 2017 -
Parliament passes changes to depreciation legislation
October 2017 -
Savvy investors set to claim thousands from The Block 2017
October 2017 -
Property investors reminded that tax deadline is looming
September 2017 -
Treasury Laws Amendment Bill to impact property investors
August 2017 -
Tax time: Are you claiming these unexpected depreciable assets?
July 2017 -
New portal makes claiming depreciation deductions more efficient
July 2017 -
Australian homebuyers to discover the real costs of owning property
July 2017 -
Investors can now have their say on proposed depreciation changes
June 2017 -
The dangers of DIY depreciation this tax time
June 2017 -
Does your commercial property hold 100K in tax savings?
May 2017 -
Property investors to lose out from proposed budget changes
March 2017 -
How to make more money from rentvesting
February 2017 -
Share and capture #insta depreciation moments with BMT