The tax break many investors are missing out on

There is a significant tax deduction that may be sitting right under second-hand investment property investors’ noses, according to a new study. 

by | 1 Dec, 2021

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The new analysis, conducted by BMT Tax Depreciation, has revealed that investors are missing out on lucrative tax breaks due to the misconception that significant depreciation deductions can no longer be claimed for second-hand properties. 

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