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Consider i have 3 properties, property A, B & C. I am currently employed earning a salary that can have a tax variation applied to reduce the tax payable if a loss is made.
For round figures, consider my taxable income is $100k.
Property A
Annual Rental Income – $25,000
Annual Expenses (incl depreciation) – $50,000Loss made – $25,000
Property B
Rental Income – $15,000
Expenses – $25,000Loss made $10,000
Property C
Rental Income – $20,000
Expenses – $30,000Loss made – $10,000
Therefore:
Total rental income – $60,000
Total Expenses – $105,000Total loss made for the financial year is $45,000
Does this mean, that the $45,000 will come off my initial taxable income of $100,000 and therefore i should only pay income tax on the amount of $55,000?
Correct.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie Moore | Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd
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Absolutely True
Hi PFrankyX
Leaving you with an approximate tax saving (not including medicare levy) of $16,200 and a resultant loss for the year of about $28,800 for the 3 properties. Hopefully Capital Gain was kind to you.
Cheers, Paul
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