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Investment Property loans –  A Guide for Property Investors

Investment Property loans –  A Guide for Property Investors

by Peter Ristevski | Aug 22, 2025 | Property Investment, Tax & Accounting

In Australia, interest on investment property loans is one of the most significant tax deductions available to property investors. However, claiming this deduction isn’t always straightforward. The deductibility of interest depends not on the original purpose of the...
Capital Gains Tax  on Inherited Assets

Capital Gains Tax  on Inherited Assets

by Peter Ristevski | Aug 22, 2025 | Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Inheritance, Tax & Accounting

Navigating inherited assets in Australia involves critical tax considerations—specifically regarding capital gains tax (CGT). Whether an asset was acquired before or after 20 September 1985 (the CGT introduction date) can significantly influence both its cost base and...
Should you leave Superannuation in your will or not

Should you leave Superannuation in your will or not

by Peter Ristevski | Aug 13, 2025 | Estate Planning, Superannuation

For many Australians, superannuation is one of their largest assets — yet it’s often misunderstood when it comes to estate planning. A common misconception is that super automatically forms part of your Will. It doesn’t. Unless you take specific legal steps, your...
Why Every Business Should Consider a Holding Company

Why Every Business Should Consider a Holding Company

by Peter Ristevski | Aug 13, 2025 | Business Advisory, Small Business

As your business grows, so does your exposure to legal, financial, and operational risks. That’s why many savvy business owners turn to holding company structures — a smart way to protect assets, optimise tax outcomes, and prepare for future expansion. A holding...
Understanding Personal Guarantees – What Business Owners Need to Know

Understanding Personal Guarantees – What Business Owners Need to Know

by Peter Ristevski | Aug 13, 2025 | Business, Small Business Tips

Personal guarantees are often signed without much thought – until things go wrong. Whether it’s a lease, loan, or supplier agreement, they can put your home, savings, and other personal assets at risk if your business can’t meet its obligations. What Is a Personal...
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