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The ATO has increased its focus on property asset owners, including those with expensive lifestyle assets. Investment property income, deductions, and ownership of high-value items like boats and aircraft are now under scrutiny.
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"Is my home tax free?" It's a common question for Australian homeowners. This article delves into the complexities of the main residence exemption, explaining when your family home might be subject to capital gains tax and how to navigate the rules.
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As the baby boomer generation initiates a significant wealth transfer, the 'bank of Mum & Dad' becomes crucial in bridging the gap for home ownership. Learn about the financial implications and strategies involved.
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Explore how unrelated business partners can leverage unit trusts for commercial property investments, ensuring legal compliance and equitable ownership.
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Embark on a journey to financial security with our SMSF property investment guide. Learn to structure, navigate lending, and boost your fund.
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Explore the appeal of property development in SMSFs: 15% tax rate benefits, retirement advantages, and key considerations for Australian trustees.
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Explore the intriguing case where a taxpayer claimed a loss on a home sale as a tax deduction, challenging standard property tax norms and the ATO's view.
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Discover the essentials of GST registration for property sales exceeding $75,000. Find out how it affects settlement and your BAS reporting.
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Discover the tax complexities of redrawing investment loans. This article sheds light on ATO's scrutiny and the need for correct reporting.
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Short stay, big tax: What Airbnb hosts need to know. Property investors using Airbnb-style rentals are about to face a new tax in Victoria, Australia. Learn how this tax will affect your short-term rental income and what similar measures might be on the horizon.
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You’ve got a block of land that’s perfect for a subdivision. The details have all been worked out with Council, the builders, and the bank. But, one important aspect has been left out; the tax implications.
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has launched a full-on assault on rental property owners who incorrectly report income and expenses.
