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Tax depreciation case study

Footscray VIC commercial fitout and mixed-use: $482,642 in deductions identified

A Footscray VIC commercial fitout and mixed-use investment property produced $482,642 in identified depreciation deductions, with a first full-year claim of $16,268.

Total deductions identified

$482,642

First full-year claim

$16,268

First-year pro-rata claim

$11,589

Adjusted Division 43 base

$484,501

Sanitised Footscray VIC commercial fitout property image for tax depreciation case study showing $482,642 in deductions identified.
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Property snapshot

Commercial fitout and mixed-use investment property

The property presents as a Footscray commercial or mixed-use asset where the report considered fitout and capital works treatment rather than relying only on headline building age.

The report records the original premises as circa April 2021, with rental availability from 30 November 2024. The opening year was calculated on a 213-day pro-rata basis.

Plain-English value summary

BWK Group identified $482,642 in total depreciation deductions for this Footscray investment property. The first-year pro-rata claim was $11,589, then increased to $16,268 in the first full financial year. The report documents the capital works basis, affected Division 40 treatment and opening claim period so the result can be reviewed more easily with an accountant.

Footscray VIC tax depreciation annual deduction forecast showing $482,642 in total deductions.

Claim forecast

First 10 years of deductions

Tax depreciation schedules can typically be prepared to cover up to 40 years of deductions. This public page shows the first 10 years as an extract only, with the full schedule available in the property-specific report.

2024-2025$11,589
2025-2026$16,268
2026-2027$15,687
2027-2028$14,515
2028-2029$14,078
2029-2030$13,840
2030-2031$13,334
2031-2032$13,193
2032-2033$12,865
2033-2034$12,653

For accountants

Review-ready depreciation figures

This summary is designed to show the main calculation basis without overwhelming the reader with every schedule line.

Division 43 capital works deductions$458,351
Estimated Division 40 benefit$24,291
Original capital works cost$231,312
Less affected Division 40 items$20,108
Adjusted Division 43 base$484,501
First-year pro-rata period213 days
First full financial year claim$16,268

Report detail extracted

What made this report unique

These details show the report-specific review behind the headline figures, including the capital works basis, adjustment items and property history considered in the schedule.

Construction timing

Original premises recorded as circa April 2021, with rental availability from 30 November 2024.

Building / structural improvements

Page 16 recorded a full commercial business fit-out as a separate capital works item, with affected Division 40 items removed from the adjusted base.

Adjusted Division 43 base

$484,501 after affected Division 40 items were considered for the public summary.

Part-year claim context

The first year was calculated on a 213-day pro-rata basis, so the first full-year claim is the cleaner comparison point.

Specific works captured

The fit-out was treated separately from the underlying building works, giving the depreciation outcome a clearer commercial basis.

Why BWK Group

The report helps the owner compare the headline deduction value with the fit-out and capital works basis behind it.

Privacy note

This case study is based on a completed BWK Group depreciation report. Client names, exact street addresses and identifying details have been removed. Figures are drawn from the completed report and rounded only where stated.

Guide only

This case study is provided as a guide only and is not tax, financial or investment advice. Depreciation outcomes vary by property, ownership structure, construction history, rental availability, legislation and information supplied. Review any figures with your accountant.

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