Negative gearing
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Governments have neglected their fundamental obligation to realise everyone’s human right to housing and home.
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Key independent senators have teamed up and say the government could be giving up as much as $60 billion in tax revenue if it doesn’t make changes.
- by Rachel Clun
The Sydney suburbs where property investors can claim the most on tax
High property prices and mortgage rates have left more investors claiming negative gearing tax deductions, experts say.
- by Tawar Razaghi and Melissa Heagney-Bayliss
The Melbourne suburbs where property investors can claim the most on tax
Investors can claim sizeable tax concessions in some pricey suburbs, but they need deep pockets to be able to cover their mortgage repayments.
- by Melissa Heagney-Bayliss
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‘Act on tax and housing’: 59 per cent of voters back case for change
A clear majority of voters back the case for tax reform that can help young Australians buy their first homes.
- by David Crowe
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Property prices
Why fixing negative gearing would be a positive for our kids
Real estate agents and home building companies always claim getting rid of the tax lurk would do great damage to renters and buyers alike. Don’t believe it.
- by Ross Gittins
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Who in their right mind would want to stop negative gearing?
A few thousand dollars in tax deductions today will save the government hundreds of thousands of dollars in welfare down the track. What’s not to like?
- by Noel Whittaker
The Perth suburbs where negative gearing is going through the roof
The gap between what investors receive in rent and spend in mortgage repayments is widening, in some areas by more than $1600 a week.
- by Sarah Brookes
Melbourne suburbs where negative gearing is going through the roof
Melbourne rents have jumped, but mortgage costs in some areas have soared by hundreds of dollars more per week.
- by Elizabeth Redman
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