Income Tax Act 2007

Schedule 39: Items for purposes of definition of special excluded depreciable property

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"Special items that don't lose value over time, like farm buildings and hired carports"

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The Income Tax Act 2007 has a list of special items that are excluded from depreciation. You can find this list in the schedule that is part of the act. This list includes things like carports that are hired out to people, and special buildings used for farming or food processing. These special items are things like cool-stores, slaughterhouses, and fowl houses. They also include buildings that are used for specific purposes, such as milking sheds, roofed livestock yards, and wintering barns. You can see the full list of items in the schedule, which is part of the Income Tax Act 2007. The schedule also includes other items like glasshouses, plastic hothouses, and temporary buildings. It even includes buildings that are affected by acid, such as tannery buildings. You can look at the schedule to see all the items that are excluded from depreciation.

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Schedule 39: Items for purposes of definition of special excluded depreciable property, or

"Things that don't lose value over time for tax purposes"

39Items for purposes of definition of special excluded depreciable property Empowered by s EE 67

Carports (hired out to householders)

Portable huts

Cool-stores and freezing chambers

Slaughterhouses on farms

Fowl houses

Plastic hothouses and PVC tunnel houses

Glasshouses

Buildings affected by acid

Milking sheds

Roofed livestock yards

Wintering barns and simple loafing barns

Milk powder buildings

Temporary buildings

Fish processing buildings

Tannery buildings affected by acid