Though information sharing is a cornerstone of the digital age, it can also lead to misconceptions being perpetuated – especially when it comes to tax. Eddie Chung sheds some light on two of the most commonly misinterpreted property tax deductions. Sometimes the apparent simplicity of something can be deceptive, and taxation is often an example of this. Over a barbecue or in the pub, people … Continue reading Confusing Tax Deductions

Airbnb may have gained a reputation for disrupting the hotel industry, but it’s also making big waves in the property game as well. In the past, short-term or holiday leases were seen as a very niche part of the rental property market. With Airbnb, that is changing – though where some see opportunity, others see risk. In our discussions with real estate agents, anecdotal evidence … Continue reading Property Investing and AirBNB: The Great Unknown

Investing in new property can seem like a daunting and risky prospect, while the development of existing property can turn out to be more complicated than just profiting off an unused bit of land. Your Investment Property asked Eddie Chung to clarify the pros of new property investment and the tax considerations involved in subdividing for development Part A. Benefits of buying new properties as … Continue reading Top Tax Issues When Subdividing Or Buying New Property