Australia-wide service
Tax depreciation schedules for property investors and accountants
An ATO-compliant tax depreciation schedule helps property investors and accountants identify eligible deductions connected to an income-producing property. We prepare structured quantity surveyor reports for residential, commercial and mixed-use property.
Useful for
Residential, commercial and mixed-use depreciation reporting.
- Residential property investors
- Commercial property investors
- Accountants
- Financial advisers
- Property managers
- SMSF property owners
Report inclusions
What your report can include
Every report is scoped to the property, available information and intended use.
Division 43 capital works schedule
Division 40 plant and equipment where applicable
Construction cost estimates
Asset identification
Year-by-year deduction summaries
Accountant-ready report format
Case study examples
See completed tax depreciation examples
Review guide-only examples from completed BWK Group reports across residential, commercial, strata, apartment and townhouse properties.
Compare report outcomes before requesting a quote
Each example shows headline deductions, first-year claim figures and report detail, with client names, street numbers and identifying details removed.
Process
From enquiry to report delivery
Tell us the property details and report purpose.
Receive a clear quote, scope and document request.
We assess the property information and relevant cost or tax considerations.
You receive a professional, comprehensive report with supporting assumptions, inclusions, calculations and a clear summary for your records or adviser, helping you claim with more confidence and avoid leaving eligible deductions or tax write-offs on the table.
FAQs
Tax Depreciation Schedules FAQs
Is a depreciation schedule worth it for an older property?
Often, yes. Older properties may still have capital works or renovation-related deductions, depending on construction history and income-producing use.
Can my accountant use the report?
Yes. The schedule is prepared so your accountant can apply the relevant depreciation information when preparing your return.
Do I need a new schedule every year?
Usually no. A schedule is commonly prepared once and used across multiple years unless the property changes or new assets are added.
Request a quote
Request a tax depreciation schedule quote
Send us the property details and we will confirm the right report, required documents and expected turnaround.