Tax tips for property owners and buyers

Your guide to taxes when buying and selling your property in Australia

Do you own an investment property or are planning to buy one? Learn how to prepare for tax time and what tax deductions you can and cannot claim as an investor.

If you’re buying property in WA, get prepared to pay stamp duty. Find out how much it costs, how it works and what concessions you could be eligible for.

Stamp duty is a fee you don’t want to forget about when buying a home in Queensland. Find out how it works, how much it costs and the concessions available.

Buying property in Victoria? Get prepared to pay stamp duty. Here's how it works, what you could be charged and whether you could be eligible for concessions.

Don’t let stamp duty take you buy surprise. Here's how stamp duty works in NSW, how it differs from the annual property tax and what concessions are available.

Have your eye on a property in the Northern Territory? Don’t forget to save up for stamp duty – find out how much it could cost you and how it works here.

Before you buy property in the ACT, make sure you’re across how stamp duty works. Here we’ll explain how it’s calculated and the rates of duty you could pay.

Get ready to buy a property in South Australia with our guide explaining how stamp duty works in the state. Find out how it’s calculated and any discounts.

Find out how tax works for investors and what deductions you can claim

The end of the financial year is fast approaching. Find out how you can take advantage of EOFY car sales and how to get a vehicle loan.

The end of the financial year is a busy time, but it’s also a great time for property investors to claim tax deductions. Find out how to prepare for tax time.

10 ways to help you max your tax refund

If the value of your investment property rises, you’ll need to pay tax when you sell.

Discover the tax implications of refinancing an investment property. Learn how refinancing can affect your taxes and make informed decisions for your property investment. Visit Aussie to learn more.

Don’t get caught out by the costs of buying and owning an investment property.

The NSW government has introduced a new property tax under the First Home Buyer Choice reform to replace stamp duty. Find out how this could affect you.