SMSF and Death – what happens to your super when you die
Together with the family home, the most substantial asset that most people leave behind when
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Buying art and collectables in your SMSF
It’s quite common to use your SMSF to acquire a property or share portfolio but
The ATO focus on holiday homes: what it means for property investors
Many Australians will spend part of their summer down at the beach and, whilst they
Who are related parties in an SMSF? And why you need to identify them.
One of the main reasons for setting up an SMSF is the flexibility and freedom
Smartening up your rental property | What are the tax breaks?
Renovating a rental property can be an expensive and time consuming business but the good
Are you running a business of property investing? It can make a difference to your taxes!
Most people who own rental properties disclose their rental income and expenses in the rental
How to stay out of trouble with the ATO, property hotspots sure to catch the taxman’s eye
Over 2.1 million people – or about 8% of the Australian population – own an
Taxing property developments; the ultimate guide
What’s the difference between a property developer and a property investor? Property developers are in
So your investment property is riddled with asbestos? Here’s how you can fix it up tax effectively
One of the biggest problems facing investors with properties of “a certain age” is that
ATO clamps down on owners of vacant land
If you’ve invested in vacant land with a view to building an investment property on
