Despite all the talk about negatively geared nurses and property baron police officers, 90 per cent of taxpayers do not use it.
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Labor's proposed negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms will only have a small effect on individual investments and residential property will remain att…
Professor Bob Deutsch, the Tax Institute's senior tax counsel, believes the 50 per cent discount for capital gains tax is too big and a reduction to 25 per cent…
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned a popular idea to fix the housing market could actually cause a catastrophic crash.
Morrison is a property person's Prime Minister.
Reforming negative gearing could save the federal government A$1.7 billion without hurting “mum and dad investors”, according to our new modelling, by focusing …
The lobby group representing property developers has unveiled a "10-point plan" to boost housing affordability in Australia's major cities, urging an increase i…
The number of Australians with at least five rental properties has surged more than six per cent amid an investment-led property boom that regulators are rushin…
Treasurer says government would prefer to use ‘scalpel’ to adjust tax arrangements on housing but won’t abolish negative gearing.
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