It’s not quite business as usual, but we are still open and doing Depreciation Schedules.
You can make an enquiry about a Depreciation Schedule by clicking here…
COVID Update
Being a nationwide company we’ve been dealing with long-term and snap lockdowns all over the country. Many of our clients can’t wait for an indefinite period to claim the deductions they’re entitled to.
While inspections in some areas may not be possible right now, in most cases we have effective and compliant options available.
We can often prepare your schedule without an inspection using online resources and information you can provide.
All of us have had to adapt to changes, what hasn’t changed is landlords wanting to maximise their tax deductions. And your accountant will still need your Depreciation Schedule before your tax return can be submitted; unless you don’t mind not claiming extra deductions.
Depreciation Schedules provide substantial tax deductions you can rely on for many years to come for a 100% tax-deductible investment.
If your property is in an area where we can inspect, that’s often the easiest way to organise your schedule. Snap lockdowns in some areas may continue for some time. Leaving it till the last minute may mean an inspection isn’t possible when you want one.
So, act now and call us on 1300 66 00 33 or
Click here for a no-obligation quote and Depreciation assessment
How We’re Managing Depreciation Inspections During CIVID-19
Management are keeping abreast of any State and Federal based regulations and recommendations on a daily basis. Our staff who perform the inspections comply with all current social distancing regulations and hygiene recommendations. Tenants are requested to open all doors and turn on lights so we do not need to touch anything within the property.
We are still doing Depreciation Schedules and plan to continue.
Yes, like all businesses we have made some changes to how we operate. Let’s call it ‘business as unusual’.
Get in touch and let’s see how we can help you navigate these uncharted waters.
