Property Tax Tips
Don’t postpone getting a depreciation schedule Partial year deductions still benefit investors Often when an investment property is purchased towards the end of financial year the new owner will postpone […]
Don’t postpone getting a depreciation schedule Partial year deductions still benefit investors Often when an investment property is purchased towards the end of financial year the new owner will postpone […]
Employers Must Become Super Stram Compliant Are you super stream ready? With the SuperStream deadline of 30 June rapidly approaching, ATO Deputy Commissioner James O’Halloran says now is the
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GOVERNMENT TO RETHINK BACKPACKER TAX This tax mooted by the government if introduced would see backpackers working in the agricultural industry being taxed at 32.5% from dollar one. It seems
Property investors often worry about ongoing repairs and maintenance costs however these concerns can often be reduced by claiming back these costs when completing a tax return. Before claiming deductions,
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With the Possible Changes to Negative Gearing we have had many queries about depreciation deductions. Please find attached some information top assist you when buying a new investment property. What
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Reminder of small business tax cuts The ATO has reminded taxpayers that from 1 July 2015, a new two tier company tax system took effect and applies to all companies
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Many clients who have an ABN which has been inactive will have or may receive correspondence from the ATO or ASIC wanting to cancel your ABN. If this happens the
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As we start the New Year, many investors might be formulating their annual New Years resolutions. Investors often think about the ways they can reduce the costs of owning an
Four Reasons Investors Should Claim Depreciation In 2016 Read More »
Property depreciation is a non-cash tax deduction available to the owners of income producing properties. As a building gets older, items wear out – they depreciate. The Australian Taxation Office
Depreciation Differences: Old Versus New Residential Properties Read More »
Deduction for Phone and Internet Claiming mobile phones, internet and home phone expenses Where taxpayers use their own phone (s) or internet for work purposes, they may be
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