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The Victorian Liberals and Nationals economic team are continuing to consult widely with the community to develop a more efficient and fairer tax system for all Victorians, hosting public hearings at State Parliament.
Intense debate surrounds negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT) concessions and their role in Australia’s housing market.
Property investors are claiming up to $88k a year in negative gearing tax breaks in parts of Sydney following a staggering rise in home losses.
Maureen is in Australia’s top income bracket but still can’t afford to buy the home she lives in. Here’s the grim salary experts say you need for an average house.
Fiddling with negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT) discounts could cost Australia up to $58 billion over a decade and send the overstretched rental market spiralling further, according to new research by the Property Investment Professionals of Australia.
As corners of the country push for the government to re-evaluate negative gearing, the real estate and construction industries have voiced their view on any policy changes. Unequivocally calling for the policy not to be touched.
There are growing concerns Anthony Albanese is “plotting” another major broken promise that critics say will cost renters dearly.
New data has revealed almost half of all Australian suburbs are in extreme rental pain, according to property research group Suburbtrends.
Renters in Australia are paying more than ever before, and the prospects of a rapid turnaround in their fortunes appear remote.
From stamp duty and land tax to interest repayments and the cost of furniture, a holiday home could be more expensive than you think – especially when it comes time for a holiday.
A federal inquiry into Australia’s deepening rental crisis has been branded a “waste of taxpayers’ money” after politicians failed to agree on solutions.
Victorian homebuyers and owners have a lot to unpack in one of the state’s most complex years for housing, with major changes for investors, new builds, first-home buyers and holiday homes.