Category Search: Tax Deductions

Are you a property owner looking to build your wealth faster? Debt recycling could be the solution you need. Debt recycling is a strategic approach to paying down your non-deductible… ... continue reading

Knowing about your investment property tax deductions will undoubtedly boost your tax return and overall rental income. However, many investors miss out on expense claims because they aren’t equipped with… ... continue reading

Selling an investment property in Australia can lead to complex GST (Goods and Services Tax) implications that many property investors overlook. Fortunately, there are certain circumstances where investors can reduce… ... continue reading

Claiming a Rental Property Renovation Tax Deduction Imagine this scenario: You've recently acquired a rental property and are enthusiastic about transforming it into a true gem in the market that… ... continue reading

Selling an investment property in Australia often raises concerns about Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and how it will impact your overall profit. While there’s a lot of discussion on how… ... continue reading

Improvements, repairs and maintenance. All sound similar but are treated differently by the Australian Tax Office (ATO). When you buy an investment property, particularly a second-hand property, you’ll quickly find… ... continue reading

What is Negative Gearing Australia? As you embark on your investment journey, choosing a strategy that aligns with your financial goals is crucial. Your strategy can impact your tax obligations,… ... continue reading

Investing in property can be a lucrative venture, especially if you can increase the market value of your portfolio. One of the most popular methods to do this is through… ... continue reading

Paying tax as an investor can be frustrating, as it can eat into your profits and reduce the overall return on your investment property.  Fortunately, the Australian Tax Office (ATO)… ... continue reading

When it comes to property investment strategies, positive gearing is considered one of the more conservative investment strategies, with most investors rather leaning towards negative gearing.  According to the Australian… ... continue reading