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There are some Professional fees you are entitled to claim in relation to your investment property.
- Real estate agent.
Fees you pay to a real estate agent for managing your property are deductible when incurred.
- Tax Depreciation Schedule report- Quantity Surveyor
The value of building declines due to ‘wear and tear’. The decline in value, also known as property ‘depreciation’, is regarded as loss in your investment cash flow, and can be deducted from your gross taxable income, hence, you will benefit from greater tax returns.
You start claiming the depreciation when your property becomes ready for lease, it could be your settlement date or other date down the track.
- Valuation fees.
- Building inspection and pest report.
- Finance broker.
Deductible over five years as part of borrowing costs.
- Fees to financial planners.
The fee paid to an investment advisor for the initial drawing up of an investment plan Only ongoing fees for monitoring your portfolio are deductible Some financial planners have a ruling stating that their fees are tax deductible. You must have a ruling in your own name to be able to claim the fees you've paid. Ask financial planner for a copy of their ruling and quote it in your application. Make sure their ruling correctly describes your circumstances.
- Solicitor's fees.
Fees to recover rent or draw up a lease are deductible when incurred. Solicitor's fees relating to the property loan are deductible over five years. Conveyancing costs are included in the cost base of the asset for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes.
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