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Exactly Bardon.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Hi Brian
Subject to your lender there should be no issues in doing a security substitution however this will not achieve your objective.
Interest deductability is based on the "original purpose test" as applied by the ATO and clear here the original purpose was not for investment. The security used to obtain the loan is neither here nor there and therefore had the PPOR been used to secure a loan whose purpose was for investment the entire interest would be deductable.
There are a couple of ways of achieving what you are wishing to do but these will incur stamp duty and possibly CGT.
I would need to now more details to advise you further.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Just for the record.
Someone phoned me this afternoon calling himself Doug Pestano.
He threatened me that unless i write a complete retraction of his company he would look to commence legal action next week for defamation.
After asking me how much money i had and was i prepared to loose it all in a Court case i hang up on this individual.
Must admit if thats the way the conduct themselves i would be steering well clear.
Interesting to note he obviously nows very little about me or has read any of my 3000+ posts or he would have some idea.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Just for the record.
Someone phoned me this afternoon calling himself Doug Pestano.
He threatened me that unless i write a complete retraction of his company he would look to commence legal action next week for defamation.
After asking me how much money i had and was i prepared to loose it all in a Court case i hang up on this individual.
Must admit if thats the way the conduct themselves i would be steering well clear.
Interesting to note he obviously nows very little about me or has read any of my 3000+ posts or he would have some idea.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Disgree i would suggest IO for both.
What starts off as a PPOR may one day be a IP and the only interest that is deductible is the interest on the outdtanding balance. You are unable to refinance, redraw or claim a tax deduction against the funds borrowed against the old PPOR so IO with a 100% offset account gives you the flexibility you need now and down the track.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
bill
A Company & Trust structure should only take 24 / 48 hours to establish and needs to set up prior to you entering into a purchase contract in Qld.
You are unable to sign the Contract "An or nominee" without running the risk of being caught for double stamp duty so need to be careful.
With regards to the Finance, if you are party to the title either a Co- borrower or as a Director of the Company you will need to be a party to the finance application.
It is imperitive that you get the structure correct prior to proceeding further. There will always be another deal down the track if you miss out on this one.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
If you are referring to the Transfer Stamp Duty this is added to the Cost Base for when you sell the property however if you are enquiring about mortgage stamp duty (Only applicable in certain States) then this can be claimed and is considered a loan cost hence it is proportioned over a 5 year period or the term of the loan whichever is shorter.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
If you are referring to the Transfer Stamp Duty this is added to the Cost Base for when you sell the property however if you are enquiring about mortgage stamp duty (Only applicable in certain States) then this can be claimed and is considered a loan cost hence it is proportioned over a 5 year period or the term of the loan whichever is shorter.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
In Qld you cannot purchase a property using "An or nominee" and expect not to be hit with addition Stamp Duty.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
if we put both our names on the contract, do you know if we are able to transfer the property into the name of our company at a later date without leaving ourselves liable to paying double stamp duty or other costs?
No any Transfer will incur Stamp Duty and if the property was a originally an investment property you may also incur CGT.
if title is held in a company name, are we still able to access first homebuyers grant, etc?
You would not qualify for the FHOG if the property is purchased in the name of a Company.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
James & H
Regretfully may have been the offer some months ago but now the CBA rate is considerably higher.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
James & H
Regretfully may have been the offer some months ago but now the CBA rate is considerably higher.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Yes it would attract both Stamp duty and possibly CGT but in saying this it may still be worth it.
We regularly assist clients in transferring their property into a Trust structure where they have a limited amount of tax deductions and are looking at ways of paying down their non deductible PPOR debt.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
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Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
debden
Yes and a great opening post too. Good contribution to the forum im sure.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
If you can email me the details I might be able to recommend some buyers.
I have a considerable portfolio of wrap clients and still get enquiries from others wanting to buy throughout Qld.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Will stamp duty cannot be delayed in Qld.
it is payable 30 days after the contract becomes unconditional subject to this date being prior to the settlement date.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Will stamp duty cannot be delayed in Qld.
it is payable 30 days after the contract becomes unconditional subject to this date being prior to the settlement date.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Depending on the post code will determine how much you can borrow against the property.
If you intend to eventually use it as an investment property make sure it is structured correctly so that the loan interest can be fully deductible when you move out.
Obviously to claim the FHOG and SD concessions the property needs to be your PPOR so i am assuming it is in a town or suburb where you live.
Your mortgage broker should be able to set the loan up in such a manner that you can mvoe out and still claim the full interest expense.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Just make sure your mortgage broker is on the ball as many of the major lenders are dragging their heels these days when it comes to both approval and documentation.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender