Repairs and maintenance: Why “fixing what broke” might not be deductible
Storm repairs and defect remediation can look like-for-like, but timing and condition tests may still push costs into capital, not deductions...
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Australian holiday homes tax changes
The ATO has published draft guidance revealing a changed approach to the taxation of holiday homes...
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Understanding bright-line rollover relief: What transferees inherit in family transfers
Inland Revenue’s QB 25/15 explains how rollover relief under the bright-line rules applies when residential land is transferred between associated persons...
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Final guidance clarifies bright-line test application to subdivisions and lifestyle blocks
This article focuses on two items—PUB00488d, which deals with subdivided land, and PUB00488e, which covers lifestyle blocks...
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Updated land sales guidance: Key draft clarifications and amendments
Inland Revenue has released six draft amended Questions We’ve Been Asked (QWBAs) concerning land sales and the bright-line test...
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Draft PUB00489: Bright-line rollover relief more widely available than previously thought
Inland Revenue’s draft PUB00489 clarifies that rollover relief is not optional, transferring the transferor’s acquisition date, cost base, and property-use history to the transferee...
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Extended rollover relief limited in application to bright-line property
CA ANZ NZ Tax Team is aware that there is a potential misconception that recent changes to the rollover relief rules are more generous (wide ranging in application) than what is in fact the case...
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States and Territories given priority to impose taxes over tax treaties
The AU government introduces Treasury Laws Amendment (Foreign Investment) Bill 2024...
