Tax tips for property owners and buyers

From July, eligible first-home buyers in the ACT will no longer pay stamp duty. Could that encourage more buyers back into the market?

New Aussie research suggests uncertainty around proposed Federal Budget tax changes is influencing investor decision-making, with many pausing decisions while they seek advice and wait for greater clarity.

Major lenders have revised their property price forecasts following the 2026 Federal Budget's tax changes and RBA rate rises this year. Here's what the updated outlook could mean for buyers, refinancers, and investors.

June can be a useful time for homeowners to review their loan structure, equity position and refinancing options.

Learn how 2026 Federal Budget property tax changes could affect landlords, investors and renters, including negative gearing and rental supply.

The 2026 Federal Budget confirmed major capital gains tax changes from 1 July 2027. Here’s what property investors should understand now.

The 2026 Federal Budget includes tax cuts that may improve household cash flow. Here are three mortgage checks worth making now.

Should you buy an investment property before the 2027 negative gearing changes? Here’s what investors need to weigh up beyond the tax benefits.

Budget 2026 proposes negative gearing and CGT changes for property investors.

The 2026–27 Federal Budget includes tax cuts, housing measures and cost-of-living support that may affect borrowers, investors and first home buyers.

While stamp duty discounts are a big deal for first-timers, there are still savings to be found for upgraders, downsizers, and other buyers.

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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.

We explain how stamp duty works in Western Australia, current transfer duty rates, and what first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

We explain how stamp duty works in Queensland, current transfer duty rates, and what home buyers and first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

We explain how stamp duty works in Victoria, current transfer duty rates, and what first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

We explain how stamp duty works in NSW, current transfer duty rates, and what first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

We explain how stamp duty works in Northern Territory, current transfer duty rates, and what first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

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.

We explain how stamp duty works in South Australia, current transfer duty rates, and what first home buyers may need to know in 2026.

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

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.

Preparing your tax return? Here are practical, ATO-compliant ways to help make sure you claim what you’re entitled to.

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

Thinking about refinancing your investment property? Learn how it can affect tax deductions, capital gains, and depreciation.

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.