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Capital Allowances in Australia. Author: admin Category: Capital Allowances. Capital allowances, also known as tax depreciation, are tax deductions that are available to a taxpayer to compensate them for the obsolescence and wear and tear of an asset. For capital allowances to be available there must be capital expenditure. Common types of capital expenditure that lead to capital allowances are:. Acquisition of a building. Construction of a building. Cost of any improvement or refurbishment works.
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The end of the investment allowance and the advent of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. As one door closes. Under the Business Tax Break legislation introduced as part of the stimulus package, a one off 10% or 30% allowance has been made available to general business entities who committed to investing in new tangible depreciating assets with a minimum expenditure threshold of $10,000 from 13 December 2008 to 30 June 2009. Author...
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The end of the investment allowance and the advent of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. As one door closes. Under the Business Tax Break legislation introduced as part of the stimulus package, a one off 10% or 30% allowance has been made available to general business entities who committed to investing in new tangible depreciating assets with a minimum expenditure threshold of $10,000 from 13 December 2008 to 30 June 2009.
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Capital Allowances in Australia. I have been working in capital allowances and tax depreciation for 12 years in the UK, US, New Zealand and Australia tax regimes. My current interest is in the use of tax depreciation in encouraging building owners to green their properties. I would love to hear from anyone with views on the efficacy of this approach. I am a Director of Apex Property Consulting who are leaders in the provision of tax depreciation advice in Australia.
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Depreciation » Blog Archive » The Henry Review of Tax
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The Henry Review of Tax. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. The Review neatly sidesteps the vexed issue of green depreciation but the underlying principle of keeping the capital allowances regime as a mirror to economic depreciation seem to rule out special treatment for such expenditure. Where the Review does examine sustainability and environmental issues there is a preference for specific grants over tax concessions. A positive move that would remove record k...
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Depreciation » Blog Archive » Yet more effective lives released by ATO
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Capital Allowances in Australia. Yet more effective lives released by ATO. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. These additions to the effective lives list add to the compliance burden of taxpayers and their consultants. Will not be published) (required). Green depreciation – is it a good idea? Mandatory Disclosure of Energy Efficiency. My take on the proposed Tax Breaks for Green Buildings.
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Depreciation » Blog Archive » The end of the investment allowance and the advent of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The end of the investment allowance and the advent of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. As one door closes. Under the Business Tax Break legislation introduced as part of the stimulus package, a one off 10% or 30% allowance has been made available to general business entities who committed to investing in new tangible depreciating assets with a minimum expenditure threshold of $10,000 from 13 December 2008 to 30 June 2009. Twitte...
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The end of the investment allowance and the advent of Tax Breaks for Green Buildings. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. As one door closes. Under the Business Tax Break legislation introduced as part of the stimulus package, a one off 10% or 30% allowance has been made available to general business entities who committed to investing in new tangible depreciating assets with a minimum expenditure threshold of $10,000 from 13 December 2008 to 30 June 2009. Author...
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Capital Allowances in Australia. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. Here is an article I wrote for The Fifth Estate discussing the practicalities of implementing a green depreciation regime in Australia. http:/ www.thefifthestate.com.au/archives/1442. Green depreciation – is it a good idea? Mandatory Disclosure of Energy Efficiency. My take on the proposed Tax Breaks for Green Buildings.
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Depreciation » Henry Tax Review
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Capital Allowances in Australia. The Henry Review of Tax. Author: Nicola Category: Capital Allowances. The Review neatly sidesteps the vexed issue of green depreciation but the underlying principle of keeping the capital allowances regime as a mirror to economic depreciation seem to rule out special treatment for such expenditure. Where the Review does examine sustainability and environmental issues there is a preference for specific grants over tax concessions. A positive move that would remove record k...