Research shows that 80 per cent of property investors are failing to maximise the deductions claimed from property depreciation. Why are so many investors missing out?
Two types of depreciation allowances are available to property investors as a tax deduction. Learn the differences and how to claim them correctly under the legislation.
With changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax looming, 2019 could be a defining period for the property market. Find out what this means for you.
Managing Director of DPN, Sam Khalil, along with Ed Chan, Co-Founder and Non-Executive Chairman at Chan & Naylor, offer insights into choosing a Trust as a key strategy in getting the best results from your property investment portfolio.
Australia is not one property market but many. With more than 8,800 suburbs you need expertise, experience and research to help you find what areas are performing, despite all the doom and gloom in the media.
In one of the most dramatic changes to property depreciation legislation in more than 15 years, Parliament passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (Housing Tax Integrity) Bill 2017. Find out what this means for investors.
In this webinar, Ed Chan, Co-Founder and Non-Executive Chairman at Chan & Naylor, and DPN Managing Director, Sam Khalil, offer quality insights to help you successfully navigate income, capital gains, GST, land tax and more.
Depreciation can be a rather complex area for many property investors. The last thing you want is a fine from the ATO, so here are mistakes to avoid when claiming depreciation for an investment property.
Not all Quantity Surveyors are created equal. Just like you would seek the best Property Manager for your investment property, you should do the same when choosing a Quantity Surveyor to prepare your tax depreciation schedule.
Property investors often ask about claiming depreciation on a rental property and how it will affect Capital Gains Tax when sold. Learn what to be aware of.
