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AlanTse 发表于 2020-8-24 15:58 
楼主很专业,我有一个问題
比如一自住一投資分别在A B兩城市
之前一起生活在位于A的房子,B的房子出租
如下条款复制应该是您问题的答案(NSW):
LAND Tax
Only one exempt residence for all members of the same family – clause 12
Exemption is available for only one place of residence owned by members of a family. If members of the same family own and occupy more than one residence, the exemption will only apply to one of the residences. If one of the residences is the family’s principal residence, that property is exempt and the others are liable. If two or more members of the same family have different PPRs, and each property satisfies the PPR exemption tests, the owners may elect to have the exemption apply to any one of those residences. This option to elect is available if one member of the family is deemed to use and occupy a residence which is eligible for the concession under clause 8 (concession for absences from the PPR). If an election is not made, the exemption will apply to the property with the highest taxable land value.
A family is defined as a person and his or her spouse (if any) together with all dependent children or step children who ordinarily reside with them. A person’s spouse may be a person to or with whom the person is:
legally married; or
in a de facto relationship as defined in section 21C of the Interpretation Act 1987; or
in a ‘registered relationship’ or an ‘interstate registered relationship’ as defined in the Relationships Register Act 2010.
A child or step child may be a ‘dependent’ if he or she is under the age of eighteen years and not legally married.
If the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that a person is separated from his or her spouse and has no intention of resuming cohabitation, both the person and his or her spouse may be entitled to the PPR exemption for their respective PPRs.
下面链接是ATO关于CGT(与land tax 不同)
https://www.ato.gov.au/general/c ... ferent-home-to-you/
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