Maximise your Tax Returns : Prepare for EOFY with Napier & Blakeley
As the financial year-end approaches, it’s crucial to optimise your tax depreciation strategy with us. Don’t let valuable depreciation on fixed assets go to waste. Ensure all capital expenditure and write-offs incurred throughout the year are captured for maximum returns.
Our Tax team specialises in accurately calculating tax depreciation for fixed assets as well as assessing available write-offs on disposed assets and identifying Division 43 allowances available for ownership reversion when tenants vacate and leave behind an existing fitout.
Napier & Blakeley were the first provider of depreciation schedules and advice in the Australian market in 1985 and remains the leader in this field today. With our expertise, you can maximise deductions and minimise tax liabilities. Trust Napier & Blakeley to unlock the full potential of your commercial building investment.
Contact us now for a consultation and start maximising your returns today.
Michael Ross, National Head of Tax | 0403 841 175 | mross@napierblakeley.com
Coco Williams, National Head of Client Services | 0418 348 712 | cowilliams@napierblakeley.com
Are you a building half-full, or a building half-empty sort of person?
Either way, Capital Expenditure will still be required and Napier & Blakeley can assist in its quantification, importance, relevance and timing, depending on your plans.
Alternatively, and coming from the other direction, we can work with you on developing your capex profiles, which may assist you in making your plans. Together, we then might fine-tune the timing and the scope of the forecast works so it all fits together nicely.
Some Plans that come to mind:
Sale Ready: if you have decided to bring forward the sale of a building, bring us in. We can assess what needs to be done to your buildings in readiness. Napier & Blakeley have a global recognition and acceptance in the provision of Vendor Technical Due Diligence.
Long term hold: with the potential short to medium term impact on valuations, or perhaps extended lease terms, you may decide to hold the property for longer than first planned. Future capex should be assessed to reflect this extended period, so that expenditure is allocated to the right things and at the right time. Continue reading
