Property Investors
From a first investment property to a multi-state portfolio, held personally, jointly or through a trust.
- —Ownership structure before purchase
- —Deductions, depreciation and interest
- —CGT timing and the main residence rule
A generalist accountant applies the same treatment to a builder, a GP and a property developer. The deductions, the structures and the traps are not the same — and neither is the cost of getting them wrong.
Our clients range from individual investors to SMEs up to $50M in turnover. Across all of them, the work starts with how the entity is set up, not with the return.
From a first investment property to a multi-state portfolio, held personally, jointly or through a trust.
Subdivisions and joint ventures, where a capital asset can quietly become trading stock.
Contractors, builders and subcontractors juggling vehicles, tools, apprentices and progress claims.
Practitioners and practices operating through service entities, with high income and high exposure.
Agencies and agents with commission income, trust accounts and uneven cash flow across the year.
Consultants, engineers and legal practices operating through companies, trusts or partnerships.
Shops, cafés and restaurants managing stock, rosters and margins that leave no room for surprises.
New ventures and owner-operators up to $50M turnover, getting the foundations right early.
Funds holding property and shares, where compliance sits personally with the trustees.
Discretionary and unit trusts holding family wealth across generations and entities.
A consistent, structured process — so every decision is made with the full picture in view.
Statements, structure and what you are actually trying to achieve — before any advice is given.
Missed deductions, the wrong entity, unprovisioned tax and exposure sitting in the wrong name.
Restructure where it pays for itself, using rollovers so the change does not create its own tax bill.
Planning before 30 June, compliance on schedule, and a call taken when the decision is still live.