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Is ‘downsizing’ worth it?
Downsizer contributions are an excellent way to get money into superannuation quickly. And now that the age limit has reduced to 55 from 60, more people have an opportunity to use this strategy if it suits their needs.
... read moreTax & the family home
Everyone knows you don’t pay tax on your family home when you sell it…right? We take a closer look at the main residence exemption that excludes your home from capital gains tax and the triggers that reduce or exclude that exemption.
... read morePreparing For Your Rental Property’s Tax Deductions
Property is a solid investment opportunity for those looking to increase their financial security. If you are a landlord, you may be looking for ways to reduce your tax liability this year. This may assist you in turning your property’s cash flow from a negative into a positive.
... read moreTop 10 Tips for Property Investors
Are you looking at buying an investment property? There’s no one-size-fits-all method to property investing, it requires an individualistic approach. You need to recognise and focus on your own specific goals, needs and situations to succeed.
... read moreThe ATO examines property investors as deduction issues increase
The ATO has issued a warning to property investors this tax time following rental income and deduction errors found in over 70 per cent of tax returns audited last financial year.
... read moreTax exemption for ‘granny flat’ arrangements
To protect older Australians, the Government has moved to formalise ‘granny flat arrangements’ by providing an incentive to protect all parties in the arrangement.
... read moreSMEs Must Speak To Both Their Accountant And Broker Before Purchasing Property
If the accountant and broker are working separately, neither parties will be informed of important details on their end.
... read moreAirbnb Renters To Be Under Tax Office Scrutiny
Similarly to last year, users of the highly popular Airbnb platform will struggle to get away with illegal deductions on their 18/19 tax return.
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