by Chan & Naylor | Nov 24, 2020 | Property, Tax and Accounting
Are you thinking about building a new investment property? With the numbers proving that new properties hold the most depreciation deductions, building new is a popular choice. Understanding construction costs can provide a ballpark figure of what to expect when...
by Chan & Naylor | Nov 24, 2020 | Property, Tax and Accounting
This renovation tip can save you thousands Renovating an investment property is different to renovating your own home. Whether the renovation is big or small, you will be taking a head over heart approach and doing what will help you improve your return on investment....
by Chan & Naylor | Nov 24, 2020 | Property, Tax and Accounting
The Perth Property Market Outlook – Update It’s been a unique year for Perth’s property market as WA has navigated the impacts of COVID-19. While garnering national attention in early 2020 when four consecutive months of price growth indicated the progression of...
by Chan & Naylor | Nov 13, 2020 | Property, Tax and Accounting
Discretionary Trusts in NSW: Foreign Persons – Surcharge land tax & purchaser duty Recently enacted changes to purchaser duties and land tax arrangements will expand surcharges for trusts which include foreign persons as beneficiaries. Legislation passed to amend...
by Chan & Naylor | Nov 13, 2020 | Property, Tax and Accounting
Absentee Owner Surcharges | Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) From the 2020 land tax year, an absentee owner surcharge of 2% applies to Victorian land owned by an absentee owner. The surcharge was 1.5% from 1 January 2017 and 0.5% for the 2016 land tax year. The absentee...
by Chan & Naylor | Sep 15, 2020 | Tax and Accounting
The Comprehensive Credit Reporting has improved credit scores of many Australians since 1 July 2018. In fact, recent data show that almost half of Australians have improved their credit scores with the new reporting scheme. But what is Comprehensive Credit Reporting...
