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Absolutely. Because you own the entire cabin structure and its internal fittings, you're entitled to claim full depreciation—just like any other income-producing property. Capital Works (Division 43): Up to 2.5% per year of the build cost for 40 years. Plant & Equipment (Division 40): Accelerated deductions on appliances, air-conditioning, furniture and fixtures.

Yes — the site lease or ground rent is a fully deductible operating expense because it's paid solely for the purpose of earning rental income. Unlike a traditional property, you don't tie up capital in the land, yet still receive a steady income stream and tax-deductible rent payments.

Yes. All ongoing costs—management fees, cleaning, repairs, marketing, utilities, insurance and online booking commissions—are 100% deductible. Worldpass handles these services under a transparent management agreement.

Yes. Any interest or bank charges on finance used to acquire or improve your cabin are deductible, provided the cabin is used to generate income.

Yes — many investors do. An SMSF can purchase a cabin at market value from Worldpass provided it's held purely as an investment and meets the sole-purpose test. Because cabins are operated as short-term accommodation within a commercial business, they may qualify as business real property.

Yes — occasional personal stays are allowed under most management agreements. You simply apportion deductions for the rental and private-use periods.

Yes — you're free to on-sell your cabin at any time. The new buyer simply takes over the remaining lease term (subject to standard park approval).

Yes—but in a positive, predictable way. Cabins with long remaining leases and strong park branding command the highest resale prices. Worldpass offers long initial lease terms with renewal options.