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    Long-term leases don’t have to be long-term

    A recent decision of the Federal Court has resulted in an assignment of a long-term lease over residential premises being treated as being an input taxed supply, even though the recipient would be the first person to occupy the newly constructed residential premises.

    2009/10 Federal Budget

    The much anticipated 2009-2010 federal budget has introduced some significant changes that should have a mostly positive impact on the Property Industry.

    Are you eligible for a grant under the Green Building Fund?

    If you own or are involved in the operation of a commercial office building then you may be eligible for a grant under the Green Building Fund.

    ATO Draft Ruling provides GST relief for property developers

    Further to our November 2008 edition of Moore Property News, the ATO has released GSTR 2008/D5 ‘New residential premises and adjustments for changes in extent of creditable purpose’ to announce its view on adjustments required under Division 129 of the GST Act for a change in the extent of creditable purpose arising in relation to acquisitions made in constructing new residential premises.

    Queensland land tax to become recoverable

    The Queensland Government has proposed removing the prohibition on recovering Land Tax from certain lessees.

    Australian Government re-opens National Rental Affordability Scheme

    The National Rental Affordability Scheme is an Australian Government initiative to stimulate the supply of up to 50,000 new affordable rental dwellings at a cost of $623 million over the next four years.

    Moore Property News - Applying the margin scheme?

    Applying the margin scheme? Make sure your Valuer dots the 'i’s' & crosses the 't’s'!

    Special Edition - NSW Mini Budget

    The NSW Treasurer, Eric Roozendahl yesterday released a mini-budget in which the State’s budget position has moved from a projected surplus of $700 million at the time of the 07/08 Budget to a $917 million deficit disclosed in the mini-budget.

    Managed funds: changes to the eligible investment business rules

    Tax Laws Amendment (2008 Measures No 5) Bill 2008 (the “Bill”) was introduced into Parliament on 25 September 2008, it included changes that were intended to make it easier for managed funds to comply with the law by reducing the scope for them to inadvertently breach Division 6C (i.e. the public trading trust rules that can tax a trust as a company).

    GST and the Sale of Real Property

    Announced in the 2008/09 Federal Budget were a raft of measures aimed at improving the integrity of the Australian Taxation System.
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