Business owners are often so invested in their business they lose sight of what the value of their business really is. If you put your heart and soul, and sweat and tears into the business you expect it will be worth the effort.
If you own a publicly listed company or an interest in one, you know what the market says your interest i... |
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If you own an investment property then the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will usually allow you to claim a tax deduction for depreciation.
Depreciation of investment properties include:
As a general rule any property constructed after 18 July 1985 (residential) and 20 July 1982 (non-residential) is eligible for capital works allowa... |
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One way in which a property investor can improve cashflow is by lodging a PAYG variation. A PAYG variation is an application to the ATO requesting that your employer reduce the amount of tax withheld from your regular salary or wage payments, to reflect the expected rental loss from your investment property.
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Investment Property Deductions
You can claim a deduction for certain expenses you incur for the period your property is rented pr is available for rent.
Some expenses can be claimed as an immediate deduction and others can be claimed over a number of income years.
Immediate Deduction Expenses:
advertising for tenants
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Even if you have not prepared your Cashflow budget you may get benefit from some of these suggestions which are by no means a complete list of actions you may take.
Accelerate Your Cash Inflow from Customers
Review your customers' credit history before the sale is made
Consider whether you can reduce your trading terms
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