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Making Property Investment Work

Published on 24 Feb 2005 | Took place at City West Function Centre, West Perth, WA

Property investors riding the cycles of the property market can make significant profits but also have some significant tax issues. As part of its 2003/04 compliance program, the ATO sent out 5000 questionnaires to taxpayers requesting information to substantiate claims lodged with tax returns for rental properties. Given the rapid growth in rental property ownership and the resulting increase in deductions being claimed, this audit focus is unlikely to lessen. This seminar examined a number of the relevant issues coming under ATO scrutiny, including:
- CGT
- depreciation vs Division 43 building write off
- repairs vs capital improvements
- appropriate structures under which to purchase rental property.

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Individual sessions

Investing in property

Author(s):  Jo-anne HOTSTON

Not everyone wants to develop property. Property investors riding the cycles of the property market can make significant profits, but also have some significant tax issues. This paper looks at:

  • depreciable asset or structural improvement - where to draw the line?
  • what structure should be used to buy rental properties?
  • repairs, initial repairs and improvements
  • when is a property available for rent?
  • what structure should your business premises be purchased in?

This paper was also presented by Andrew Smith at the 'Making Property Investment Work' seminar held in Perth on 24 February 2005.

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Rental Property Case Study

Author(s):  Andrew SMITH

This comprehensive case study provides a practical slant on the following issues:

  • CGT
  • depreciation vs Division 43 building write off
  • repairs vs capital improvements
  • appropriate structures under which to purchase rental property.
Materials from this session: