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The NSW Land Tax 2016 Information Booklet states that if you have let out part of your principal place of residence to another person(s) and receive income from this, you may still be able to claim a concession.
Eligibility – To qualify for this concession, you can let part of your property, but the area occupied by the tenants and boarders must be limited to no more than 1 of the following:
• one room
• one suite of rooms
• one flat
• one suite of rooms and one room
• one flat and one room
• two rooms, each of which is separately occupied.
If you let parts of your property in addition to these listed above, you may be eligible for a partial concession for that part of the property used as your principal place of residence. For further information read the concession for land partly used for commercial purposes.
Refer to the following link for the Information Booklet:
http://www.osr.nsw.gov.au/taxes/land/factsheet/booklet-2016
The Revenue Ruling No. LT 082 Version4 also confirms that land is entitled to the PPR exemption if part of it is occupied by tenants, provided the rented part satisfies the definition of “excluded residential occupancy”, which consists of one of the following combinations of no more than 2 separate tenancies or lettings:
• one flat plus another room or suite of rooms which is not a self-contained flat; or
• no more than two rooms, separately occupied by boarders or lodgers.
Refer to the following link for the Revenue Ruling No. LT 082 Version4
http://www.osr.nsw.gov.au/info/legislation/rulings/land/lt082v4
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