Land Tax

Whether you’re new to property investment in Australia or have a growing portfolio, land tax is one of the most confusing (and often overlooked) costs. With each state having its own set of rules, rates, and thresholds, it’s no wonder many investors—local and overseas alike—find land tax overwhelming. And in 2025, the rules have shifted

Investing in property through a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) can be a lucrative strategy for building retirement wealth. However, one of the critical considerations in this investment journey is understanding the land tax obligations that arise. Land tax, a state-based tax imposed on the total value of taxable land held at the end of the

For property owners in Victoria, understanding the state’s complex tax regime can be a daunting task. Victoria imposes a range of property-related taxes on local and foreign landowners, with additional taxes specifically targeting foreign buyers. As of 1 July 2024, several changes have come into effect, impacting how property transactions are taxed across five key

Australian land tax is a crucial component of the country’s taxation system, with implications for property owners and investors. This article provides a comprehensive guide to Australian land tax, shedding light on how it works, who is affected, and what you can do to manage it effectively. Whether you’re a homeowner or a real estate

Can You Avoid Remitting Your Land Tax? It is possible to stop paying your monthly land tax. However, that would mean you also stop purchasing more properties.  How would that sound? I guess you wouldn’t want to give up on your investment property business. So, what should you do instead? Let’s find out!   No

  Land tax is a tax payable based on the combined unimproved value of the land a person or entity owns. The land tax is calculated based on how much the land in question would be worth were it vacant. In other words, the land tax is payable on owned property and not the principal