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Investing in rental properties can be a lucrative venture in Australia, offering potential rental income and long-term capital gains. However, it's essential to understand how owning rental properties impacts your tax obligations. From rental income to deductions and capital gains tax, navigating the tax implications can significantly influence your financial outcomes.

In the realm of real estate and property investment, the term 'negative gearing' often surfaces in discussions about financial strategies and tax implications. It's a concept that has garnered both praise and scrutiny, depending on one's perspective and understanding of its mechanics.

With the 2024 end of financial year fast approaching, the Australian Taxation Office has announced the key areas it will be focusing its attention on. These areas are being prioritised by the ATO for potential errors and audit requirements.

In our increasingly globalised world, many Australians earn income from abroad, whether through working overseas, receiving foreign dividends, or owning property in another country. Understanding how this foreign income is taxed in Australia is crucial for staying compliant with tax laws and optimising your tax situation. This post explores how foreign income is taxed for Australian residents, the rules for different types of income, and practical steps to manage your foreign income effectively.

According to the Assistant Commissioner of Taxation, Tom Wheeler, over 400 small to medium sized enterprises are about to receive a visit from the ATO as part of a crackdown on cash based businesses.

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