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Claim tax depreciation Now
Author: Tyron HydeDate: August 25, 20083:17:19 PM (1807 Reads)
Mortgagee in possession sales are increasing. Interest rates have risen. Tyron Hyde of Washington Brown has a suggestion.
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Rudd unveils incentives for property investors
Author: Your Investment PropertyDate: March 11, 20089:07:37 AM (6208 Reads)
Property investors received a boost this week with Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's announcement of significant expansions to the proposed National Rental Affordability Scheme.
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Rate Rise - No Problems
Author: Mortgagebroker.com.auDate: August 22, 200710:31:25 AM (2270 Reads)
Just as Australian homeowners reeled from last week's announcement of another rise in interest rates, it seems there may be even further hikes in the near future - so what can you do to reduce the impact?
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Superannuation Changes Spike the Supply Side
Author: Geoff StroudDate: June 28, 200710:14:38 AM (2546 Reads)
We are in the middle of yet another Government intervention changing the Supply curve for residential real estate in our primary eastern seaboard markets.
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The New Superannuation Rules and Property Investing – Is It Either/Or
Author: Geoff StroudDate: June 28, 20079:52:41 AM (8068 Reads)
Are you confused about the new Superannuation rules and how it affects you as a current or potential property investor?
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NSW budget delivers on property taxes
Author: Mortgagebroker.com.auDate: June 27, 200710:31:13 AM (1600 Reads)
Homeowners and investors in NSW received some unexpected good news this week when State Treasurer Michael Costa delivered cuts in land taxes and mortgage duty in the State budget.
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Budget delivers good news for property industry
Author: Property Council of AustraliaDate: June 19, 20079:31:00 PM (1585 Reads)
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed today’s budget announcements - land tax cuts and the acceleration of the abolition of mortgage duty and lease duty - as good news for property owners and investors in NSW.
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Another Nail in Queenslands Housing Affordability Coffin
Author: Housing Industry AssociationDate: April 30, 20077:45:23 PM (1048 Reads)
The up-front fees and taxes faced by new home buyers are set to double in BrisbaneCity and other local councils. Council fees on a new block of land in Brisbane are set to jump to an average of $28,000.
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Infrastructure Charges Need Capping at 5 Percent to Halt Housing Affordability Rise
Author: Housing Industry AssociationDate: March 28, 20077:13:38 PM (825 Reads)
Increases in Local Government taxes on new land development need to be capped by the State Government to arrest the slide in housing affordability.
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Is Your House an Asset
Author: John MaherDate: March 21, 20078:55:48 AM (1437 Reads)
Financial advisers argue that your house shouldn’t be included in the calculation of your net wealth because your house does not generate any return on the investment. In other words, your home provides security but not an income. You can’t eat your house.
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HOUSING AFFORDABILITY NEEDS MORE THAN A QUICK TAX FIX
Author: Council of Social Service of New South WalesDate: March 01, 200711:18:02 AM (834 Reads)
New South Wales’ leading welfare body today responded to property industry proposals for tax cuts to stimulate the housing industry by calling on the major parties to adopt a targeted package of measures to
improve housing affordability in NSW.
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A Real Estate Investing Opportunity
Author: Steven GillmanDate: February 14, 200711:54:03 AM (979 Reads)
Homes with extra lots may present a real estate investing opportunity. They may provide a way to reduce the cost of a rental home you want to buy, or just a way to make a profit buying and selling. Of course, this can be tricky if you don't know the rules.
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Stamp duty-free new dwellings to boost NSW economy and jobs
Author: Property Council of AustraliaDate: February 13, 200710:15:30 AM (1346 Reads)
The weak NSW economy would receive a much needed $1.35 billion boost and an extra 8,000 construction jobs under an economic stimulus plan released today by the Property Council of Australia and its residential arm the Residential Development Council.
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Rate Rise Worsens Investment Drought
Author: Cristine CastleDate: November 08, 20066:20:36 PM (922 Reads)
Released 8 November 2006
REINSW President, Mrs Cristine Castle, today called on the NSW Government to abolish land tax on all residential investment and provide stamp duty relief to over 65s to counter some of the impact of today’s interest rate rise by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
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Often overlooked deductions with rental property
Author: Steve BrownDate: October 21, 20069:27:47 PM (2142 Reads)
Property owners when considering deductions for their rental property, often only think about the usual expenses such as:
interest, repairs, insurance, council rates, and structural depreciation.
Often overlooked are expenses relating to purchase settlement adjustments, depreciation of strata common property and deductions for capital works. Read More...
Tax Issues on a "Subject to" Deal
Author: William BronchickDate: June 15, 20065:37:21 PM (528 Reads)
You buy a property "subject to" an existing loan. You sell the property on an installment land contract or lease/option. What are the tax ramifications?
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Protesting Commercial Property Taxes
Author: Patrick O'ConnorDate: April 25, 20066:10:33 PM (3868 Reads)
Property owners in Texas, a state with notoriously high property taxes, may be forced to budget a “big chunk” of their operating budgets each year for property taxes. You should always be looking for a way to increase the return on your investment, and reducing property tax expenses can have a significant impact on your bottom line.
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Understanding Capital Gains Tax
Author: Quentin JamesDate: April 25, 20066:08:38 PM (9995 Reads)
Capital gains is the income that a person gets from the sale of an investment. These investments may take the form of a piece of real estate property like a house or a farm. It can also be a family business or even a work of art. The capital gain is basically defined as the difference between the money that is realized from the sale of an asset and the price that was paid for it.
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10 Ways To Reduce Tax Burden For Your Small Business
Author: Paul W WilsonDate: April 25, 20066:05:28 PM (1481 Reads)
An ideal lawyer will not just have a string of impressive credentials or gold lettering on his door. He or she will be caring, concerned, and devoted to their work. You need to think carefully before laying your trust in a lawyer after all in some cases your life, future, money or property will be in his hands.
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The Business Tax Basics
Author: Jo Ann JoyDate: April 25, 20066:03:12 PM (872 Reads)
Your required business tax issues can be complicated and overwhelming. The first thing you must do is consult your tax professional for all tax questions.
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