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Assume the property is your PPR. If you do not use it to produce income, you can treat it as your main residence for an unlimited period after you cease living in it. If you do use it to produce income, you can choose to treat is as you main residence while you use it for that purpose for up to six years after you cease living in it.
The CGT main residence exemption allows you to disregard any capital gain or loss that arises due to a CGT event happening to a dwelling that was your main residence throughout your ownership period. Section 118-145 of the ITAA 1997 allows you to continue to claim the exemption for up to six years if you rent the property out. This does not, however, limit your ability to claim a deduction for any expenses incurred in gaining or producing your assessable income.
Therefore, you are still able to claim a deduction for depreciation or interest expenses incurred during the period your house was available for rent, despite the fact that you are still claiming the main residence exemption under section 118-145 of the ITAA 1997.
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