Get the most out of your property investments and return. Rizwan Inayat, the Director at iTrust Tax and Accounting, and Sam Khalil, DPN's Managing Director answer common tax questions.
With the COVID-19 pandemic placing financial strain on many property investors across the country, it's more important than ever that investors do all they can to maximise their cash-flow.
According to 2018 ATO data, property investment makes up more than 15% across all asset classes in SMSF investing. Read answers to 4 of the 7 the most commonly asked questions to ensure that you understand the complexities and comply with superannuation legislation.
What’s unique about SMSFs is that they enable you to invest your super in property. The Australian SMSF market forecast is at 5% annual growth with more and more Australians choosing to take control of their retirement investment portfolios.
The best way to remove uncertainty is to have clarity, and that means understanding your financial situation and what you need to do to get help. With two decades of experience in lending, DPN Director David Khalil shares his tips to get you through difficult times.
While most property investors are aware they can claim interest, council rates, repairs and maintenance, many don't take full advantage of depreciation deductions available to them.
Tax depreciation lingo can sometimes be confusing, but as an investor, it’s important that you understand the depreciation deductions you can claim to ensure you’re getting the most out of your investment property.
While it can be a daunting task to secure your first investment property, that shouldn’t stop you from expanding your property portfolio. Here’s how to do it.
With sentiment returning, demand growing, and house prices lifting, the recovery in the property market is underway, creating an opportunity for investors.
Property investors often confuse repairs, maintenance and improvements when completing tax returns. To maximise your tax refund, it's important to understand and distinguish each deduction.
