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Has anyone come across a comprehensive list of eligible tax deductions for a rental property, or where you can get one ?
I recently purchase my first investment property.
Thanks
Monty%)I phoned the Australian Tax office and I asked them to send me 3 booklets they have.
1. Personal investors guide to capital gains tax.
2. Rental properties.
3. Guide to depreciating assests.Try the site at http://www.gatherumgoss.com , this is the site for Dale Gatherum-Goss & Associates, and he has released the “Tax Battles Manual”, an easy read with lots of creative ideas for deductions. You’ll find it under “shopping”. Or go straight to http://www.gatherumgoss.com/shopping.htm
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FelicityHi Monty
This sounds like something a tax accountant could help you with. Do you know one or have one as part of your investment ‘team’ yet? If you dont I would STRONGLY recommend doing so as he will be one of your most valuable members in minimising your tax liability. If you already have one, have you consulted him regarding your purchase?
Regards,
BrettGotta go with Felicity and Brett on this one. Firstly Dale’s book is excellent and he is an excellent accountant who is very familiar with Property as an investment. Secondly you do have to build a team you are comfortable with. The people on your team will cost you money but if they are worthwhile they will save you or make you a whole lot more. If you need help with sugestions ask around as you will find people are always glad to share their knowledge and contacts on this forum.
Hope that first property catapults you into dozens more.Enjoy
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