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You would want to get a scrapping report which a depreciation company can provide.
If you are not planning to claim depreciation, I'm not sure whether there is any point in getting a Dep Schedule.
Taxpayers can ascribe a WDV to Assets.
I thought it worth briefly addressing something else here, even though Scott has already given the answer to this (i.e., that if it's a demolition you can pretty much write off all residual values).
Generally the term "scrapping report" is a misnomer: there's the original report and then the updated report that covers the property post-renovation. The value to be scrapped can be given with the updated report but if everything original is being knocked to the ground, or if any remaining depreciation belonged to disposed-of plant items, then anyone will be able to calculate this.
This is true but in our experience a.) taxpayers/accountants don't necessarily think of all depreciable plant items (every little bit counts!) and b.) they tend to go with safe values, not maximised ones. Depending on what's there, the extra deductions found usually make it well worth paying for a report.