Property protest

Article Abstract:

The Property Council of Australia (PCA) is protesting a possible government action that would classify some collective investments, such as property trusts, as companies and so change their tax status. The change could decrease investor returns by 2%. The PCA argues maintaining the status quo would help small investors and international competitiveness.

Australia, Laws, regulations and rules, Investors

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House of cards

Article Abstract:

Many Australians believe that property investments are safe, but retirees who need a regular income must not be dependent on a single source. The residential property market is very unreliable, but joining a syndicate may be a way to spread the risk.

Economic aspects, Retirement planning, Retirees

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Grounds for complaint

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the campaign waged by investors in property against the changes in taxation which they consider to be discriminatory. The inefficiency of stamp duty charged on commercial property is discussed.

Taxation, Stamp-duties, Stamp duties

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