Available for use rules
You can usually claim capital cost allowance on a property when it becomes available for use.
Property other than a building usually becomes available for use on the earlier of:
- the date you first use it to earn income
- the second tax year after the year you acquire the property
- the time just before you dispose of the property
- the time the property is delivered or made available to you and is capable of producing a saleable product or service
A building or part of a building usually becomes available for use on the earlier of:
- the date you start using 90% or more of the building in your business
- the second tax year after the year you acquire the building
- the time just before you dispose of the building
A building or part of a building you are constructing, renovating, or altering usually becomes available for use on the earlier of:
- the date you complete the construction, renovation, or alteration
- the date you start using 90% or more of the building in your business
- the second tax year after the year you acquire the building
- the time just before you dispose of the building
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