Property Investment
EEA Advisory articles tagged Property Investment.
Does GST Apply When You Sell Commercial Property in Australia
Selling commercial property in Australia can trigger GST because these sales are usually taxable supplies. This blog explains how GST applies when selling offices, warehouses, retail shops, and other non-residential assets. It also explores key exceptions such as qualifying as a going concern and applying the margin scheme. Understanding these factors can save you thousands of dollars and prevent ATO penalties.
What Queensland Land Tax Costs Property Investors in 2026
Queensland land tax in the 2026 27 financial year kicks in when an investor holds taxable land above certain thresholds. A property in an investor’s personal name must be valued at 600,000 dollars while holdings in a company or most trusts trigger tax at 350,000 dollars. Foreign owners also face an extra three per cent surcharge on top of ordinary rates. The guide explains the thresholds, the cash flow impact on portfolios and offers practical steps to manage these ongoing costs effectively.
What the Proposed LRBA Ban Means for SMSF Investors
Australian SMSF trustees are facing a dramatic policy change that will impact how property wealth is built inside super. The government now prohibits limited recourse borrowing for residential real estate, meaning new loans for houses and apartments are no longer permitted. Existing loans remain safe, but the window for new leveraged purchases is closing quickly. Trustees are urged to understand the changes and take proactive steps ahead of the mid-August 2026 deadline.
PAYG withholding variation: when it pays off for AU contractors and investors
A PAYG withholding variation allows taxpayers to adjust tax withholding to better match their year-end liability. This guide explains the process for contractors and property investors, detailing when to apply a variation and when to leave things as they are. It explores how upward and downward adjustments can improve cash flow throughout the year. The guide also highlights the ATO oversight and the benefits of tailoring withholding to expected tax outcomes.
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Retention Money in Australian Construction Contracts – Complete 2025 Guide for Accountants & Contractors
Retention money in Australian construction – usually 5–10 % of each progress payment – affects cashflow, tax, and compliance across eight jurisdictions. This guide explains state trust-account rules, AASB 15 accounting treatment, GST timing, and practical strategies so bookkeepers, CFOs, and contractors can manage retentions without crippling liquidity.
Tax Deductions for Property Investors with Lesser-Known Tips
Introduction: Every savvy property investor understands the importance of deductions to optimize returns. While the regular culprits like mortgage interest and property taxes often take the spotlight, a treasure trove of lesser-known deductions await those willing to dig deeper. Let’s embark on this expedition to uncover some hidden gems in the world of property tax
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