Tyron Hyde

Tyron Hyde is director of Washington Brown and has over 15 years experience in the construction and development industry. Considered one of Australia’s leading experts in property tax depreciation, Tyron regularly presents at industry conferences and events and has published numerous articles on tax depreciation and property investment.
Tyron has a Bachelor in Construction Economics from University of Technology Sydney. 
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• Getting your foot in the property market

  In this month's QS corner, we look at the advantages of getting your foot in the property market - early in life. read more

• This month we look at depreciation inside a Super Fund

  Every day I receive an email along the lines of “Buy property in your super fund”. So should you? read more

• Investment properties can attract a whole raft of tax benefits...

  Did you know, If you buy a residential investment property where the construction commenced after 18 July 1985, you can claim depreciation on things like the brickwork, concrete, etc. read more
• Does size really matter?

  Welcome to QS Corner This month we look at whether size really matters?!! read more

• What is property depreciation? Answers to property investment questions

  To help you have a greater understanding of depreciation I have listed the top 10 questions I have been asked by investors over the last 15 years read more

• Depreciation on overseas property purchases.

  The obvious barrier to claiming depreciation on overseas property is working out the construction cost and the expense associated with flying a Quantity Surveyor, to America for instance, to calculate the construction cost. read more
• In this month’s QS Corner we take a peek in your backyard!

  If you’re a regular reader of QS Corner, you probably know by now you can’t claim the building depreciation allowance on your property unless the construction commenced after July 1985. read more

• Welcome to QS Corner! This month we examine why less is more!

  There are three main reasons why lower priced property often has a higher depreciation ratio in relation to the purchase price. Firstly, ‘wet areas’ (kitchen, bathroom, etc) are more expensive to build in comparison to bedrooms, per square metre. read more

• In this month's QS corner...we're excited!!

  By now you know how passionate I am about property depreciation… well, Washington Brown has just launched Australia's first Property Depreciation iPhone App! read more