Property tax shake-up: why investors shouldn't rush to buy or sell
With changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing on the horizon, investors are reassessing their portfolios, but acting too quickly could trigger unnecessary bills.
Australian property investors should consider the long-term performance of their portfolios rather than rushing to buy or sell ahead of the upcoming tax changes. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
With significant changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing approaching, Australian property investors have some important decisions to make. But could rushing to buy or sell before the new rules commence prove to be an expensive mistake?
For many Australian property investors, the decision to buy or sell
has traditionally been driven by capital growth, rental returns, borrowing costs and the property’s long-term prospects. Tax has always …
