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Once you have ordered your BMT Capital Allowance and Tax Depreciation Schedule, we’ll start work straight away, contacting your Property Manager or Tenant to schedule an appropriate time to complete the property inspection.
We’ll require payment for your schedule before we can release it to you.
Below are the methods of payment we currently accept:
Biller Code: 312603
Please use your payment reference number located on the invoice as your reference.
Telephone & Internet Banking - BPAY®
Contact your bank or financial institution to make this payment from your cheque, debit, credit card or transaction account.
For more info visit www.bpay.com.au
We can accept phone payments 24/7 via the automated telephone banking system.
The telephone banking number is: 1300 276 468
The biller code: 1002071
Please have the following details ready:
- Your Payment Reference: This is located here on your invoice.
- The Amount Due: This located here on your invoice.
- Your credit card details including card number, expiry date and CSC (located here on your credit card.)
Please call and follow the prompts.
Thanks for your payment.
Please use your payment reference number located on the invoice as your reference.
Account Details
BSB: 062 000
Account Number: 1536 9640
Account Name: BMT Tax Depreciation
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Download a printable payment details form.
Payment can be made by cheque payable to BMT Tax Depreciation and sent by post to your nearest office. Please include a copy of your invoice so we can identify which report you are paying for.
View BMT Tax Depreciation's terms of engagement, refund, security or privacy policies.
Claiming Our Fee
When you pay for a BMT Tax Depreciation Schedule, this is also a tax deduction.
An expense incurred by a taxpayer in order to manage their tax affairs, like organising a Quantity Surveyor to estimate the construction costs for the purpose of claiming both capital works and plant and equipment deductions, is deductible under Section 25-5 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA 1997).
