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Michael Yardney Podcast

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Listen and learn from Michael Yardney, Australia’s most trusted property commentator and a group of experts as they discuss Property Investment, Success, Money and Finance to help you multiply your wealth.
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May 15, 2024

You've probably heard the whispers or read in the media that the taxman is on the hunt.

The Australian Taxation Office is implementing some innovative strategies and forming new alliances to recoup billions of dollars of revenue deficit.

This means Australian property investors should be on high alert and make sure they have completed all their obligations correctly.

To discuss how to avoid getting trapped by the tax man today I'm joined today by Rob Thompson, Assistant Tax Commissioner at the ATO. We are going to discuss some things that will help you understand what your obligations are and how not to get yourself in trouble, particularly some aspects that relate to property investors.

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ATO Resources:

        Tax time toolkit for investors: ato.gov.au/Investorstoolkit

        Rental properties guide: ato.gov.au/rentalsguide

        Rental video series: ato.gov.au/Rentalvideos

        Property sale clearance certificates: ato.gov.au/clearancecertificate

        Working from home: ato.gov.au/home

        Car expenses: ato.gov.au/car

Shownotes plus more here: ATO expert reveals tax time hacks for property investors, with Assistant Tax Commissioner Rob Thompson