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.
As the government turns to property to support the economy, DPN’s Managing Director, Sam Khalil, discusses the latest property investment trends and opportunities.
The financial decisions you make now will impact how comfortably you can retire. With time on your side, see how property income can help you retire in comfort.
If an investor lives in an investment property while renovating, they risk missing out on thousands of dollars in property depreciation deductions. Find out more.
If you haven't owned your investment property for a full year, you can still claim depreciation deductions this tax time. Learn more about pro-rata depreciation deductions.
