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Tax and Depreciation

税务与折旧:帮助房东了解资料整理、常见概念和什么时候需要找持牌专业人士。

This section provides general educational context only. Tax, depreciation, and investment decisions should be confirmed with qualified professionals.

Latest articles

  • Tax Basics for Investment Property Landlords
    Investment property landlords need to understand rental income reporting, deductible expenses, negative gearing, depreciation, capital gains tax, and record keeping.
  • What Is Negative Gearing
    Negative gearing happens when the costs of holding an investment property exceed the rental income, and the loss may be used to reduce other taxable income.
  • What Is a Depreciation Report
    A depreciation report identifies depreciable building structure and plant/equipment items such as flooring, walls, air conditioning, cabinetry, and carpets.
  • Capital Gains Tax and the 50 Percent Discount
    Capital gains tax may apply when an investment property is sold for a gain.
  • The Six-Year Rule
    The six-year rule can apply when a former main residence is rented out and later sold within a qualifying period.

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