Tax Implications

Saving on, and legally minimising your tax through various tax implications is one of the greatest benefits offered to the property investor.

Without the benefits offered to Australians by the government, investing in property would be so much harder financially.

When buying an investment property a general rule of thumb in the current climate is that:

• 65% of your interest is covered by the rent from the property;
  
  
• about 25% is covered by tax savings and benefits;
  
  
• and you the investor pay the balance, quite often only 10%.

This will vary from case to case as every investment and investor is unique.

Please read the following topics to gain more specific knowledge on tax implications:

• Negative Gearing
• Capital Gains Tax
• Income Tax
• Tax Variations
• Tax Refund
• Deductable Expenses
• Depreciation Schedules

If you have any questions regarding the tax implications for an investment property, for a small fee of $49.50 you will get our professional opinion on the concerns you may have.

Planning

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Choosing a Lender

Choosing the Right Loan

Fixed v. Variable Loan

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Mortgage Insurance

Costs To Buy

Tax Implications

Negative Gearing

Capital Gains Tax

Income Tax

Tax Variations

Deductable Expenses

Tax Deduction Checklist

Tax Refund

Getting Ready For Tax

Depreciation Schedules

Quantity Surveyors

Cash Flow Analysis