Property developments sell faster
with BMT Tax Depreciation Estimates

New depreciation legislation helps Developers target investors, read more

The facts

Depreciation increases the affordability of your project to investors

Every depreciation deduction available to an investor increases their cash flow

BMT are specialists in the field of property tax depreciation and use their expertise to maximise depreciation deductions for investors

Estimates sell more properties

Are you targeting property investors?

Property investors can be one of the hardest to market to as they don't necessarily need to fall in love with the modern kitchen or bathroom in the plans of the property in order to make that purchase decision. Investors are generally more focussed on the bottom line and 'will the numbers add up as a solid investment property' when they consider potential developments. One free tool which can help you put a potential investor at ease is a tax depreciation estimate. The depreciation estimate shows potential buyers the depreciation deductions available for the property.

What is depreciation?

Depreciation is the wear and tear of a building structure and the plant and equipment assets within it. The Australian Tax Office (ATO) allows property investors to claim this depreciation as a tax deduction. Depreciation is a non-cash deduction, meaning investors do not need to spend any money to be able to claim it.

How does a tax depreciation estimate work?

A tax depreciation estimate ensures investors can easily assess their after-tax cash position if they were to purchase one of your properties. The estimate shows both the yearly minimum and maximum range of depreciation totals, including the breakdown between the expected depreciable plant and equipment items within the building and the capital works deduction for the structure of the building.

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A BMT Tax Depreciation Estimate:

Completed any time Can be completed at any time, even prior to construction commencement

Lists deductions Lists the likely depreciation deductions for the property

All property types Can be completed for the full range of design types within the development

Here's what some of our valued clients say

I was most impressed with both reports and I must say they exceeded my expectations. The content and presentation are of the highest calibre. I have worked in the Real Estate Industry and my wife is still currently working in the industry. Also, your timeliness in providing the reports was exceptional.

Trevor & Leanne, Woodroffe NT

I wish I had done this years ago. Your staff have been exceptional, attentive, accurate, efficient, pleasant & focused. Thank you everyone : reception, Admin and Assessors.

Natalie, Pymble NSW

My experience with BMT has been great. Always a speedy response and I'm kept up to date with the progress. I'm very happy with the service.

Carley, Subiaco WA

What information do we need to complete
a tax depreciation estimate?

Purchase price list
Copy of the strata plan (or draft)
Schedule of finishes/list of inclusions
Construction costs and;
Any associated marketing material, floor plans, or land values (if applicable).

When do I need a tax depreciation estimate?

The best time is now. BMT Tax Depreciation can complete a tax depreciation estimate at almost any stage of a property’s development - this can be prior to, or during the marketing phase. Purchasers who then wish to order a full depreciation schedule can do so at a reduced price, as BMT have prior knowledge of the property.

Who can use a tax depreciation estimate?

Developers of commercial, retail, industrial, manufacturing or residential properties can all sell faster with a tax depreciation estimate.

How do I use a tax depreciation
estimate effectively?

Our professional team will compile an estimate listing the potential depreciation deductions available for your property.

You can then use the estimate to help promote your development during the marketing stage. Providing your selling agent with a depreciation estimate will help them to target property investors while including depreciation deductions in your marketing material will make the property more attractive to investors.

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BMT offer more

BMT regularly hosts webinars for Property Developers

Our webinars provide an easy to understand explanation of depreciation and how it can be used to attract investors to your next property project.

Watch our recent webinar ‘Learn how to sell your property faster’ >

Order educational materials

Order BMT educational material for your clients including brochures and application forms.

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Maverick biannual newsletter

Maverick covers a range of property related topics and includes useful information related to property, tax and depreciation.

Request a depreciation expert speaker

Hosting an event targeted for property investors? Key BMT staff members regularly speak at investor nights about the benefits of depreciation for a wide range of audiences.

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BMT Tax Depreciation Calculator

Estimate the likely depreciation deductions on a property.

Available online or as an app for your iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet.

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Property developments sell faster with BMT Tax Depreciation Estimates

New depreciation legislation helps Developers target investors, read more

Estimates sell more properties

Are you targeting property investors?

How does a tax depreciation estimate work?

A BMT Tax Depreciation Estimate:

Here's what some of our valued clients say

What information do we need to complete a tax depreciation estimate?

When do I need a tax depreciation estimate?

Who can use a tax depreciation estimate?

How do I use a tax depreciation estimate effectively?

BMT offer more

Property developments sell faster
with BMT Tax Depreciation Estimates

What information do we need to complete
a tax depreciation estimate?

How do I use a tax depreciation
estimate effectively?