Property Investment Analysis
Your investment property is much more than a piece of real estate. That’s why it’s important to know the implications when deciding to purchase an investment property, or deciding whether to hold on to an existing investment property. Before investing in property you should ask yourself “Am I going to make money out of this investment?”. What is the real cost of having an investment property, and what are the tax implications for buying it? If you already have a property, do you know if it’s worth holding on to?
At Balanced Business Accounting we have the experience to provide you with quality, practical advice and an in-depth overview of your current or potential investment. Our Property Investment Analysis Services can:
- Give you answers on how much an investment property is likely to cost you after tax
- What your rate of return you might anticipate based on data given
- Provide a cash flow projection for up to 40 years
- Provide both before and after tax cash flows
- Provide any tax implications
- Show you the cost-per-week for the investment property
We are able to provide you, the investor, with in-depth reports and analysis all aimed to help you make the right decision in your property investment purchase.
Contact Balanced Business Accounting to discuss how our Property Investment Analysis service can benefit you.
New Level of Client Service
We are pleased to announce that Balanced Business Accounting has implemented a new division, Balanced Wealth licensed through Professional Investment Services.
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Key lodgment dates for businesses
Different lodgment dates may apply if you use a tax agent. Where a due date falls on a day that is not a business day, lodgment or payment may be made on the first business day after the due date.
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28 Jul 2011
Quarter 4 (April - June 2011) activity statements - final date for lodgment and payment.
To ensure you receive the correct amount of credit in your income tax assessment, finalise all your PAYG instalments before you lodge your tax return.
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28 Jul 2011
Quarter 4 (April - June 2011) instalment notices (forms R and T) - final date for payment and, if varying the instalment amount, lodgment.
To ensure you receive the correct amount of credit in your income tax assessment, finalise all your PAYG instalments before you lodge your tax return.
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28 Jul 2011
Quarter 4 (April - June 2011) instalment notices (forms S and T) - final date for payment and, if varying the instalment amount, lodgment.
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28 Jul 2011
Superannuation guarantee contributions for quarter 4 2010-11 (1 April - 30 June) are to be made to the fund by this date.
If an employer does not pay the minimum superannuation guarantee contributions for quarter 4 by this date, they must pay the SGC and lodge a Superannuation guarantee charge statement - quarterly by 28 August 2011.
The SGC is not tax deductible.
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To ensure you receive the correct amount of credit in your income tax assessment, finalise all your PAYG instalments before you lodge your tax return.
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