How do I determine if I can claim depreciation on the building? More specifically, how does one go about finding when the actual construction began or was completed whichever is the relevant date?
I have a place in Perth built about mid 1985, so specific dates are obviously needed to be known.Thanks
Mal
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Hey Shwing,
I thing you can get that info from the Gov Generals Office – or DOLA.
I used to have an emial address of a lovely young lady in the GGO and send her my CC details and authorise her to debit the $7 or $8 for a search on a property. GIves you past owners, current owners, some details of the house and date of completion… from memory!Cheers
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– Thomas EdisonHi Shwing,
You can contact the electricity company in the area and find out when it was first conected.The local shire should also have details and a good settlement agent would’ve provided them to you IMO.
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Option 1- Speak to the builder
Option 2- Call Scott from Depreciator
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