Valuit Asset Appraisals limited minimises the tax liability of property investors through maximising depreciation.

Depreciation is an allowance for wear and tear over the life of an asset. The depreciation allows property investors to use the increase in cash flow to maintain or refurbish the assets when required. IRD requires investors to claim depreciation. You can declare the property as a non depreciating asset you do however loose the considerable benefits that maximising depreciation generates.

Maximising depreciation is achieved by apportioning the purchase price of an investment property into various depreciation classes resulting in increased depreciation. The increased depreciation is offset against the client’s income.

Valuit has designed and implemented a software program and training system that allows all of its valuers, throughout New Zealand, to complete consistent and accurate reports. Detailed site notes are taken by our valuers which are then processed through a main frame computer. The Valuit system ensures consistancy and accuracy with regionalised pricing. All mathematical calculations are retained for future reference and audit.

The Valuit system calculates apportionments in accordance with the following:

IRD publications IR260 & IR264

Registered Plant & Machinery Valuation Methodologies.