If you have ever thought about buying property through a self-managed super fund (SMSF), the change is simpler than it sounds. Since 10 August 2026,...
Short-stay accommodation is now an established part of Tasmania’s property and visitor economy. With that role comes a need for professional management, informed policy and operating standards...
Granny flats are becoming a more relevant part of Tasmania’s housing conversation. The Tasmanian Government has proposed increasing the maximum floor area for a secondary...
From 1 July 2027, negative gearing will generally be limited to newly built residential properties, with established properties purchased after 12 May 2026 no longer...
A tax depreciation schedule is a report outlining the depreciation of assets in your investment property. It is used to calculate available tax deductions for...
With the 2025/26 financial year now complete and the 2026/27 year underway, property owners, investors, sellers and purchasers in Tasmania should review their records and...
Recent guidance from the Australian Taxation Office has brought renewed focus on how holiday homes are treated for tax purposes. While the guidance does not...
Negative gearing remains a well-known term in property investing, but it is not a strategy on its own. It is a tax outcome. In simple...
According to the recently published report from the Real Estate Institute of Tasmania (REIT), in 2025, the state recorded 8.6% year-on-year growth in transactions, alongside...
Buying an investment property can be a practical way to build long-term wealth, but outcomes depend on buying well and managing risk. In Tasmania, tight...
