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SMEs 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.

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SMEs Must Speak To Both Their Accountant And Broker Before Purchasing Property
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Airbnb 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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Airbnb Renters To Be Under Tax Office Scrutiny
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Do I Have To Pay GST On My Residential Property Development?

It’s easy to become confused about GST and how it applies to residential property developments.

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Do I Have To Pay GST On My Residential Property Development?
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ATO Continues To Knuckle Down On Property Claims

If you own an investment property, it’s more important than ever that you know what you can and can’t claim in your tax return.

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ATO Continues To Knuckle Down On Property Claims
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Property Spruikers Aim To Steal Your Money

Introducing my pet peeve: property spruikers. I can’t stand them.

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Property Spruikers Aim To Steal Your Money
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Problems That Occur When Subdividing Your Land

Many Australians decide to subdivide their backyard without considering how that can affect them from a tax point of view.

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Problems That Occur When Subdividing Your Land
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What’s The Tax Benefit Of A Negatively Geared Property?

With a negatively geared property, you’re going to have generated a loss, and that loss is then used to reduce your taxable income and increase your tax refund at the end of the year.

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What’s The Tax Benefit Of A Negatively Geared Property?
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Utilising Redraw For Your Investment Property

My client, let’s call her Rachel, is planning on moving into this property for one to two years and renovating it during that time, before moving on to her next property and renting this one out.  There are many things to think about when getting a mortgage but I am only going to look at the potential tax effects of different loan structures.

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Utilising Redraw For Your Investment Property
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