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Taxing Developments - API Article
In recent months I’ve had a number of conversations with clients who are building new residential properties, a couple intending to keep the property and rent it out and some intending to sell for a profit. When I informed these clients of the potential tax implications of selling, they were ...
... read moreLand Tax - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - API Article
When you buy your first (or even second) investment property, land tax is likely the last thing on your mind. Even less likely if you’re buying a new family home and have decided to keep the old one and rent it out. With land tax rates skyrocketing in some states over recent years, this can be a nasty surprise.
Land tax is imposed by all state and territory governments in Australia, except for the Northern Territory. It’s based on the cumulative value of all unimproved land that you own, other than .....
... read moreThe Tax Implications of Subdividing your Backyard - API Article
Subdividing your PPOR (principal place of residence) is a strategy we often get asked about. If you’re thinking about going down this path, there’s a lot to consider before making your decision.
There are many different strategies with different outcomes, depending on whether you’re planning to sell the part with the house, or the vacant land, or build and move in, build and rent out or .....
... read moreGood news for over 60's
Legislation has recently been passed to increase the Concessional Superannuation Contribution cap for workers over 60 from $25,000 to $35,000.
If you fall into this ....
... read moreBecoming a Property Developer
When considering developing a block of units ensuring you get the structure right is very important. For a small (2 unit) one-off development you will likely be fine with individual or trust ownership.
If you are looking at larger developments (4 or more units), or planning on undertaking multiple developments in the future, then you need to .....
... read moreThe benefits of a split depreciation report
When a property is owned by 2 people or more, obtaining a split depreciation report will have significant tax benefits. This will allow property investors the opportunity to split immediate write off and low value pool items based on the ownership percentage.
What does this mean for me, we hear you ask. This means ....
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