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Below is a selection of depreciation report examples showcasing the fully-comprehensive, ATO-Compliant Tax Depreciation documents that we prepare for our clients.
These samples show the award-winning, easy-to-use format and level of detail that feature in every single Washington Brown Tax Depreciation Report. Simply click on any of the below report types to download that sample report in PDF format.
Click on the links below to see some depreciation reports samples:
A new apartment depreciation report helps investors maximise deductions and improve returns
New Apartment
A residential property depreciation report helps homeowners and investors unlock valuable tax deductions
Residential Property
Built After 1987
A residential property depreciation record tracks deductions and supports long-term tax savings for investors
Residential Property
Built Before 1987
A commercial property depreciation report helps business owners and investors claim maximum tax deductions
Commercial Property
A depreciation schedule in Sydney helps property investors maximise tax deductions on rental properties
Included with a depreciation report sample should be the following:
- The methodology of how the depreciation report example was created.
- Two methods of claim in your depreciation report example – The prime cost method and the diminishing value method.
- A year by year summary of how much you can claim should be shown in your depreciation report sample.
- The year of construction and settlement date should be shown in your sample report.
- If the property is brand new – you should be able to see how much you can claim on the plant and equipment in your depreciation report sample.
- You should be able to see how much you can claim over a 40 year period.
- The amount you can claim should be broken down to represent the financial year end.
- The report should comply with the Australian Taxation Office and the quantity surveying firm should be a member of the Tax Practitioners Board.
A sample report is a real, anonymised version of what you’ll receive when ordering a full schedule – perfect for reviewing our level of detail, structure, and format.
No, the sample is for demonstration only. Your own property’s depreciation amounts will be unique, based on its data, construction details, and qualifying assets.
Yes – it’s drawn from an actual residential investment property, with identifying details removed so you can see how a report is structured for tax use.
We use both Diminishing Value and Prime Cost methods depending on the asset type. The sample shows how we apply these to maximise deductions legally.
Absolutely! It demonstrates both Division 43 (Capital Works) and Division 40 (Plant & Equipment)—showing the full deduction opportunity an owner might receive.
Yes in terms of format and detail. But the numbers, asset types, and deduction values will be tailored to your specific property.
Yes – The sample reports are immediately available from the links above. We’ll also email you the link to review at a later date.
Sure! If you’re curious about new builds, established homes, or apartments, let us know—we can send relevant samples tailored to each property type.
Great question! Simply request a free quote or accept your existing one. Once you provide your property details and make payment, we’ll begin preparing your customised depreciation schedule.
Please Note: The figures shown in these samples are not necessarily indicative of the deductions available to you. For a sample report for a specific property type not shown here or to find out an estimate of the likely deductions you would be able to claim, please contact our sales team by replying to the Quotation Email you have received or by calling 1800 890 200