Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Options to Buy or Selling Properties – Tips and Traps

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Options to Buy or Selling Properties – Tips and Traps

Important Timing Considerations – Especially Around Financial Year-End ⚠️ Important Timing Considerations – Especially Around Financial Year-End Scenario Overview Option Granted: 1 May 2024 Option Fee: $50,000 (non-refundable) to purchase a commercial property for...

Australian Homeowner Moving Overseas and Selling Their Principal Place of Residence (PPR) – Avoiding a $295,200 CGT Bill

Australian Homeowner Moving Overseas and Selling Their Principal Place of Residence (PPR) – Avoiding a $295,200 CGT Bill

Principal Place of Residence Exemption Loss if Sold While Overseas Summary of how the Principal Place of Residence (PPR) Exemption is impacted by moving overseas. When Australian homeowners move overseas and become non-residents for tax purposes, selling their...

Investment Property Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Calculation with PPR Transition

Investment Property Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Calculation with PPR Transition

Having an investment property prior or posted to it being a principal place of residence has tricky CGT Calculations. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is an essential consideration for property owners when selling a property used for different purposes over time. This blog...

Seven changes impacting your super in 2025

Seven changes impacting your super in 2025

Seven changes impacting your super in 2025 Superannuation rules are constantly changing, and 2025 is set to bring some updates that could affect your retirement savings. Whether you’re just starting to build your super or already planning for retirement, keeping up...

Tiny homes have excellent rental yields, income streaming and tax minimisation strategies.                                           How do they compare to a Granny Flat?

Tiny homes have excellent rental yields, income streaming and tax minimisation strategies. How do they compare to a Granny Flat?

What are the tax and investment considerations for a Granny Flat above versus a Tiny Home below? Income Tax Return Reporting - Income Streaming Tiny Homes Tiny home ownership does not have to follow the ownership interest of the underlying property ownership. For...

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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Options to Buy or Selling Properties – Tips and Traps

Important Timing Considerations – Especially Around Financial Year-End ⚠️ Important Timing Considerations – Especially Around Financial Year-End Scenario Overview Option Granted: 1 May 2024 Option Fee: $50,000 (non-refundable) to purchase a commercial property for...

Australian Homeowner Moving Overseas and Selling Their Principal Place of Residence (PPR) – Avoiding a $295,200 CGT Bill

Principal Place of Residence Exemption Loss if Sold While Overseas Summary of how the Principal Place of Residence (PPR) Exemption is impacted by moving overseas. When Australian homeowners move overseas and become non-residents for tax purposes, selling their...

Seven changes impacting your super in 2025

Seven changes impacting your super in 2025 Superannuation rules are constantly changing, and 2025 is set to bring some updates that could affect your retirement savings. Whether you’re just starting to build your super or already planning for retirement, keeping up...

Tiny homes have excellent rental yields, income streaming and tax minimisation strategies. How do they compare to a Granny Flat?

What are the tax and investment considerations for a Granny Flat above versus a Tiny Home below? Income Tax Return Reporting - Income Streaming Tiny Homes Tiny home ownership does not have to follow the ownership interest of the underlying property ownership. For...

30 June 2022 SMSF Checklist

The end of the 2022 financial year is fast approaching and we would like to take an opportunity and provide all our clients SMSF year-end housekeeping checklist.1. For SMSF Contributions, you are claiming a deduction for:Ensure notice of intent to claim tax deduction...

Tasmania: Foreign Property Investor amendments

The Tasmanian Government has introduced measures to: amend the Land Tax Act 2000 (Tas) to, among other things, introduce a 2% foreign investor land tax surcharge for residential land acquired on or after 1 July 2022. Note: the measures will not apply to principal...

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