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  • Profile photo of PFrankyXPFrankyX
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    @pfrankyx
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    Upon considering my first Investment purchase, i wanting to clarify the set up of property title and loan. I will need to include my wifes income on the loan application to show our ability to pay the loan, however to ensure maximum deductions and tax benefits, i have identified it is best for the property to be under my name only.

    What i would like to know, is if it my wife’s name is on the loan, will this have an effect on my ability to claim 100% deductions against my income only?

    Profile photo of CatalystCatalyst
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    No. It goes on who owns the property ie who is on the title (contract).
     
    Make sure you consider the long term and not just the yearly claims. When/if you sell the CGT will be all on your income.

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    @qlds007
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    Yes Title is the defining way to dictate deductions however it also dictates how the gains get apportioned. 

    We will assume that you want to do it that way for a reason.

    Remember what looks like on paper a loss today can in 5 years be a substantial profit.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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