Hospitality venues are packed with high-value, fast-depreciating assets. Owners and lease-holders alike can claim tens of thousands in the first year.
Hospitality and accommodation businesses carry some of the largest depreciable asset bases in the country. Commercial kitchens, cool rooms, bars, gaming rooms, AV, furniture and extensive fit-outs all decline in value — and all of it is claimable.
As commercial property, hotels, motels and pubs aren't affected by the post-2017 restrictions, so new and existing plant & equipment are fully deductible for owners and lease-holders alike.
Yes — and hospitality assets are among the most depreciation-rich there are. Commercial kitchens, bars, cool rooms, gaming and AV equipment, furniture, signage and fit-out all depreciate, and as commercial property they're unaffected by the 2017 second-hand rules.
Yes. If you paid for the fit-out of a leased venue — kitchen, bar, seating, lighting, gaming — that fit-out is yours to depreciate, whether you own or lease the premises.
Because of the scale of plant & equipment and fit-out involved, first-year deductions on a hotel, motel or pub commonly run to tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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