$505,917
total deductions identified
Modern residential investment property
The report separated the capital works base from eligible plant items and showed a stronger first full-year claim once the opening pro-rata period passed.
Case studies
Browse guide-only examples from completed BWK Group reports across residential, strata, apartment, townhouse, commercial and regional investment properties.


At a glance
These figures combine residential, strata, apartment, townhouse, commercial, industrial and regional examples. They are a broad snapshot only, not a like-for-like benchmark or prediction of what any individual property will claim.
Mixed public case-study set
26 examples
Average total deductions across all types
$548,908
Average first full-year claim across all types
$17,207
Largest total deductions example in the set
$2,057,775
Matched case study examples
Enter a few property details and contact details to reveal similar guide-only depreciation examples from completed BWK Group reports.
Guide only. These are case-study examples, not tax advice or a prediction of your result.
Public preview
A smaller selection is visible publicly. For more relevant examples, use the matcher above and BWK Group can send a guide-only case-study pack matched by property type, location and construction profile.

$505,917
total deductions identified
nearby example
A modern two-storey residential investment property in Springvale, Melbourne's south-east, produced a strong depreciation result after BWK Group separated capital works and eligible plant items.

$357,816
total deductions identified
nearby example
A modern townhouse-style residential investment property in Noble Park produced a strong depreciation outcome after BWK Group separated the capital works base from eligible Division 40 items.

$2,057,775
total deductions identified
nearby example
A high-value ACT residential investment property produced one of the strongest depreciation outcomes in the sample set, with BWK Group identifying a substantial capital works base and long-term deductions.

$2,055,510
total deductions identified
nearby example
A modern industrial/commercial premises in Melbourne's west produced a strong depreciation result, including a material capital works base and separately identified commercial office plant items.

$1,287,039
total deductions identified
nearby example
A premium coastal residential investment property delivered a seven-figure depreciation outcome after BWK Group assessed the capital works base and adjusted affected items.

$789,848
total deductions identified
nearby example
A newly completed ACT industrial unit produced strong depreciation deductions, with BWK Group identifying the original capital works base and a first full-year claim above $20,000.
Newer properties
Newer residential, townhouse, apartment and commercial properties often have sizeable building works, common property, fitout or plant items to assess.
$505,917
total deductions identified
The report separated the capital works base from eligible plant items and showed a stronger first full-year claim once the opening pro-rata period passed.
$2.05M+
total deductions identified
Commercial premises can include substantial building works, hardstand areas, office fitout and separately identifiable plant items.
Older and renovated properties
Older dwellings may still hold value where extensions, renovations, later improvements or qualifying capital works can be identified.
$432,765
total deductions identified
A short opening claim period still led to a meaningful long-term schedule because later building works and the adjusted capital works base were reviewed.
$652,070
adjusted Division 43 base
Renovation details such as second-storey additions, internal works, cabinetry, floorboards, painting, glazing, stairs and bathroom fittings were treated as part of the review.
Why the detail matters
The strongest case studies are not just headline totals. They show the construction timing, affected Division 40 items, adjusted Division 43 base and claim period assumptions behind the result.
40 years
typical schedule period
The public pages show a shorter extract, while the property-specific report can typically set out a longer depreciation schedule for accountant review.
Guide only
not tax advice
The public examples keep the numbers and property context useful while removing client names, exact street addresses and identifying details.
Guide only
Tax depreciation outcomes depend on property type, construction history, ownership, income-producing use and accountant advice. The examples refer to deductions identified in specific client circumstances.
Next step
Send through your property details and BWK Group can confirm whether a depreciation schedule, review or second opinion is suitable.
Check your propertyRequest a quote
Send us the property details and tell us whether it is for tax depreciation, insurance/replacement cost, construction finance, or a progress claim. We will confirm the right report, required documents and expected turnaround.