Are you a property investor? Are you a trustee of SMSF? Then you should read this article carefully. Aside from the lower tax rates which apply within a self-managed superannuation fund, the trustees of SMSF can also take advantage of the valuable stamp duty concession provided by Revenue NSW. Buying commercial real property […]
Setting up a company may be the first step people think of when coming across starting up a business. Although that is not always the case, there are other structures also available for running a business like mentioned in our previous post “comparison-on-business-structures-in-Australia”. Thus a company is still the most common form that people
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The vast majority of property investors pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on a rental property when they sell, or dispose, of it. So it’s important to understand what is CGT and how it is calculated. In this post, we will find out: WHAT IS THE CAPITAL GAINS TAX? HOW MUCH IS IS THE CAPITAL GAINS
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With an increased number of employees working from home due to the Covid-19 pandemic, home office expense claims have become more common deduction items for the 2020 tax year. Anyone who has worked from home, they may be able to claim a tax deduction for expenses they necessarily incur related to performing their work duties.
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Do you know there are 3 Types of Dividends for company shareholders? If you have read our previous post “Comparison on Business Structures” you will find that company is the only structure that can distribute after taxed retain profits to its shareholders. This is so-called Dividends. What are the dividends? When companies make a
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Deciding on getting into property investment through the self-managed super fund or SMSF is something worth considering. If you take into consideration the volatility of the stock market, low-interest rates, and tax concessions, it makes a lot of sense. So what do you need to know? Here are 5 Common Mistakes when considering property investment through
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Generally, you can start withdrawing from your superannuation fund after you’ve reached your preservation age and you’re retired, but there are instances when you may be able to access super early. Your super is designed to help fund your retirement, so generally, it’s only possible to withdraw your super once you’ve reached a ‘preservation
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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
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Why invest in property for retirement income? After you retire, you need a plan to generate income. As per the Australian Bureau of Statistics, only about 10% of Aussies who retired from the labor force will earn $1,500 or more every week. It is essential to plan how you will supplement your retirement income via
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What are tax-deductible super contributions? Tax-deductible super contributions are made from your after-tax income. This income may be from a variety of sources such as your take-home pay, savings, an inheritance or from the sale of assets. Whatever the source, you can make a payment to your super fund from your bank account either as
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