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Wait until the May 2017 budget. The government may announce co-payment or tax incentive to keep the system going. For my situation I will jump and purchase a ne
by hackits 10y ago
Wait until the May 2017 budget. The government may announce co-payment or tax incentive to keep the system going. For my situation I will jump and purchase a new house if I can deduct interest repayment from my taxable income. It would level the playing field where as a investor you can deduct interest repayments from their taxable income but as a owner occupier you cant.
I get a bit emotional about this because I went got a CS degree in 2000 and my colleagues quit high school at year 10, and purchase a house in 1998 for $80,000 and in 10 years time that same house was now worth $450,000. In that time they've leverage themselves with 2-3 investment properties. They pay less tax than I do and simply because they got in before the massive housing boom.
Yes I'm pissed about the whole situation.
- hackits 10y agoTurns out the May 2017 budget has been announced and the headlines are: `The federal government has given the go-ahead for a scheme in which the private sector would be given access to cheap capital in return for building more community housing.` So no alteration to stamp duty, negative gearing, or capital gains tax discount. Oh well....