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samad(Initiate)Initiate
16 Aug 2024

I have a capital allowance and tax depreciation schedule prepared by my accountant. According to the report, under the diminishing value method, I can claim approximately $4,000 for Division 40 and $5,000 for Division 43. As this is a new investment property, I understand that both can be claimed. 

In the rental section of the individual tax return, I found an expense field labeled "Total capital allowances - manually calculated," which seems appropriate for the Division 43 expense of $5,000. However, I'm unsure where to enter the Division 40 amount of $4,000. Additionally, I noticed that the "Total capital allowances - manually calculated" field appears twice in the return. Could you please clarify where each amount should be entered and why this field is listed twice?

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
17 Aug 2024

Yes. Division 40 is capital allowances. Make sure you keep the manual calculations for each asset in case of any future balancing adjustment required or for the addition of new assets.

Same should be done for Division 43 in case of any capital improvements.

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samad(Initiate)Initiate
16 Aug 2024

I apologize; I just noticed that the two fields are not the same. The first one is labeled "Capital allowance - manually calculated," and the second is "Capital works - manually calculated." Does this mean that I should enter the Division 40 claim amount in the first field and the Division 43 claim amount in the second field?

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
17 Aug 2024

Yes. Division 40 is capital allowances. Make sure you keep the manual calculations for each asset in case of any future balancing adjustment required or for the addition of new assets.

Same should be done for Division 43 in case of any capital improvements.

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