Property Investors
SMSF Property Borrowing Changes 2026: What the LRBA Ban Means for Property Investors
SMSF Property Borrowing Changes 2026: What the LRBA Ban Means for Property Investors By Romeo Caporaso FIPA – Registered Tax Agent, Tax Accounting Adelaide The rules for SMSF property borrowing have changed significantly in 2026. New restrictions on Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBAs) mean Self-Managed Super Funds can no longer use borrowed funds to purchase…
Read MoreFederal Budget 2026 Tax Changes Explained
Federal Budget 2026: The Biggest Tax Changes Since Budget Night By Romeo Caporaso FIPA – Registered Tax Agent, Tax Accounting Adelaide The 2026 Federal Budget delivered some of the most significant tax changes Australia has seen in many years. While many measures are designed to provide cost-of-living relief, there are also major proposed reforms affecting…
Read MoreHow Much Money Can You Make From Property Investment?
Property investment income: what affects how much you can earn One of the most common questions property investors ask is, “How much can I earn?” The reality is that property investment outcomes vary significantly depending on individual circumstances, the property itself, and how it is financed and managed. Rather than focusing on a single figure,…
Read MoreWhy Invest in Property in South Australia in 2026?
South Australia has emerged as one of Australia’s strongest property markets, making it an attractive location for property investment. Whether you’re an experienced investor or purchasing your first investment property, South Australia’s combination of affordability, economic growth and strong rental demand continues to create compelling opportunities. Property Investment After Recent Tax Changes While South Australia’s…
Read MoreWhy Property Investors Need Tax Planning
Why Property Investors Need Tax Planning Why Property Investors Need Tax Planning (Before It Becomes Costly) Property remains one of the most popular long‑term investment strategies in Australia. However, many property investors focus heavily on the purchase decision and financing, while giving far less attention to tax planning — often until after problems arise. Tax…
Read MoreHow Much Tax Do I Need to Pay?
How to save tax in business using a company From the 2023–2024 financial year, most small businesses in Australia are taxed at a reduced rate of 25%, while larger companies pay 30%. Whereas individual takes rates are higher than this from each dollar over $45000 The above rates do not include the Medicare Levy…
Read MoreYour Guide To Choosing The Right Accountant
Selecting the Right Accountant: Key Considerations for Financial Success Choosing the right accountant for your personal and professional needs may seem daunting but it is a necessary step for you to maximise your current financial position and proactively plan for your future. The right accountant can do a lot more for you besides preparing your…
Read MoreStage Three tax cuts
Tax cuts 2024 Tax Cuts are meant to be here from 1/7/2023 Just to refresh, here’s a simplified version of what the brackets are now: Earn up to $18,200 – pay no tax Earn $18,201 to $45,000 – pay a 19 per cent tax rate Earn $45,001 to $120,000 – pay a 32.5 per cent…
Read MoreTimes are tough finances ideas
Times are tough finances ideas – Ways to save explained. Ever wondered what more you can do to combat the ever increasing cost of living? With the ever increasing cost of living, Romeo Caporaso explains vital areas of your finances to review.
Read MorePay as you go Tax Instalments explained
Pay as you go Tax Instalments explained Listen to our quick lesson on pay as you go tax instalments including how they work and how the ATO automates them in certain circumstances.
Read Moretaxable income and adjusted taxable income difference
Taxable income and adjusted taxable income differences, explained. There is a common confusion over the difference between adjusted taxable income (used for non tax calculations such as government payments, family benefits , child support and private hospital government contributions) and taxable income which is used for tax on income. Taxable income is income less deductions…
Read MoreShare investing ideas
Share investing Are you thinking of starting a share portfolio? Or if you aren’t yet, then perhaps you should be. I must say being an accountant, I began to take notice when seeing my clients show me their substantial share portfolios, often commencing them as late as their fifties. Reasons why you would invest in…
Read MoreWe are now Gold partners of Xero Software
Gold partners of Xero Software We recently became Gold partners of Xero. This means we have many Xero business clients and are Xero proficient. Feel free to meet us if you want an accounting partner to support your business and use Xero. Find out more about Xero in our demonstration Introduction to Xero | Tax…
Read MoreWhy to own investment property in Self manged Super Funds
Something you need to know if you are growing an investment property portfolio. Find out what here… Let say Luigi and Maria Retire with 8 rental properties owned outright Sounds great But if they owns them individually They could still have a high taxable income Lets assume 40k taxable income each So that…
Read MorePlanting the trees of investment to accumulate wealth
The key to creating wealth is Investing Are you interested in accumulating wealth? Whatever your circumstances or age, the key is invest, invest and invest and soon your investments will be strong and continue growing like trees. Here are some quick tips: Whether you are in business or employed are irrespective of your income…
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