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If you are carrying on a business in partnership, there’s a specific method for claiming depreciation for assets.
The partnership (not the individual partners) is taken to be the holder of a partnership asset, regardless of its ownership. A partnership asset is an asset held and applied by the partners exclusively for the purposes of the partnership and in accordance with the partnership agreement.
For example, Fiona is in a business partnership with Callum. Through their partnership, ABC Health Services, they own several depreciating assets.
Any depreciation deductions for these depreciating assets must be claimed through the partnership tax return, rather than Fiona and Callum’s individual tax returns.
Last modified: 21 Mar 2024