BMT Tax Depreciation has been working in the property investment industry for over twenty years and here are the top things they find that tenants look for.
Less than 10 weeks of listings remaining in WA’s property market
As vaccination has become the national health priority with most of the country living under some form of lockdown, WA has weathered the pandemic well recording a budget surplus of $5.6billion and positive economic activity resulting in a positive but cautious residential property market.
Just because June 30 has been and gone, property investors don’t need to wait another financial year to get a tax depreciation schedule. Even if a schedule is ordered after the end of a financial year (FY), depreciation can still be back-claimed.
Certainty on housing tax will secure more supply - HIA
“Today’s announcement by the Australian Labor Party to drop plans to increase taxes on housing through changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax will provide certainty for the housing industry and for Australians that are looking to invest or rent,” said HIA Managing Director, Graham...
Time to axe the tax to assist housing affordability - REIA
REIA president, Adrian Kelly said families across all the states and territories, except the ACT, are paying more stamp duty today than 20 years ago and that is time to get serious about stamp duty reform.
Intergenerational report shows it is time for reform for tax on homes - REIA
The fifth Intergenerational report just released by the Treasurer has caught the headlines for all the wrong reasons, Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) President, Adrian Kelly said.
Stamp duty and land tax hikes the final straw - REIV
The Victorian Government’s planned assault on property owners with stamp duty and land tax increases in the 2021-22 State Budget will hurt self-funded retirees and worsen housing affordability.
Federal budget 2021-22: Increasing home ownership on the coalition’s terms - CoreLogic
Housing affordability is becoming an increasing concern for first home buyers and policy makers amid recent, rapid price increases. But the double-edged sword of reducing housing values to make them more affordable, is that housing also makes up the majority of Australian household wealth.