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Furnishing an investment property

20/06/2012

Interest deductibility on investment properties

Claiming a tax deduction on a rental property is reasonably straightforward. The general rule is that any expense you incur on a property available for rent is usually tax-deductible. This is so long as it was for producing rental income and wasn’t capital, private or domestic in nature. 

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