Due to recent changes to legislation, property investors can no longer claim rental property travel expenses incurred while inspecting, maintaining or collecting rent from rental properties...
Many of Australia’s property investors are still missing out on thousands of dollars in tax deductions each year by failing to maximise or claim depreciation for their rental investments...
As a result of changes to property depreciation legislation in November 2017, there’s been much confusion by property investors as to what they could claim on their second-hand properties...
In one of the most dramatic changes to property depreciation legislation in more than 15 years, Parliament has passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (Housing Tax Integrity) Bill 2017 as at Wednesday 15th November 2017, with the Bill now legislation...
Treasury Laws Amendment (Housing Tax Integrity) Bill 2017 was introduced into parliament on the 7th of September 2017 and included legislation changes which will negatively affect residential property investors across Australia...
This month, the government released draft legislation regarding the proposed changes to plant and equipment depreciation as announced in the May federal budget...
In breaking news, the Australian Government has released draft legislation for public consultation that provides property investors with the opportunity to have their say around proposed changes to depreciation deductions that were announced in this year’s Federal Budget...
The 2017 Federal Budget, handed down by Treasurer Scott Morrison on Tuesday night, 9th May at 7:30pm AEST includes proposed changes which will affect residential property investors Australia-wide...