Untangling emotional and financial affairs during a divorce is a messy business. Eddie Chung looks at the potential tax traps for investors who are going through this process
The tax traps of divorce
Published 02 May, 2013
Untangling emotional and financial affairs during a divorce is a messy business. Eddie Chung looks at the potential tax traps for investors who are going through this process
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If you have an investment property, there are lots of strategies you should be aware of that could minimise the amount you’re handing over to the ATO each year. Monica Rouvellas, owner of three investment properties, talked Your Investment Property Magazine through her top tips for navigating tax time.
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