by renee@koste.com.au | May 15, 2024 | Industry & Policy Updates
Overview The 2024 Federal Budget presents several key initiatives relevant to property investors and business owners. With a focus on immediate deductions, energy-efficient upgrades, and housing investments, the budget aims to provide both tax savings and support for...
by May | Apr 19, 2024 | Industry & Policy Updates
In a recent development reported by the Financial Review, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has sharpened its focus on property investors, utilizing external data sources to pinpoint discrepancies and ensure compliance with tax obligations. This intensified...
by May | Nov 24, 2021 | Industry & Policy Updates, Koste News & Case Studies
It has been a number of years since the government announced in the 2017/18 budget measures to assist with the problems of housing affordability; however, investors are still unaware of these changes. These measures affected the tax legislation in relation to...
by beck@revolutioncreative.com.au | Jul 28, 2021 | Industry & Policy Updates, Koste News & Case Studies
Koste has always been open and honest with our fees and was the first Tax Depreciation provider to advertise fixed pricing for Tax depreciation residential reports in Australia. Since then, most providers have been looking to compete on price alone, and it is becoming...
by beck@revolutioncreative.com.au | Oct 8, 2020 | Industry & Policy Updates, Koste News & Case Studies
The government announced in the 2017/18 budget measures to assist with the problem of housing affordability. These measures affected the tax legislation in relation to investment properties, which limited plant and equipment. These changes were implemented to stop...
by Mark Kilroy | Oct 6, 2020 | Industry & Policy Updates, Koste News & Case Studies, Residential Tax Deprecation
Australian investors could be claiming an extra $5,000 per property at tax time by following a few simple steps, according to a leading industry expert. Mark Kilroy, Director of Koste tax depreciation quantity surveying company, says the Australian Tax Office (ATO) is...
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