Bettina N. Townsville, QLD 0 Likes 0 Followers I paid an invoice in July 17 and the company has today contacted me to advise that accountant just completed their annual audit and discovered that their invoice was incorrect and that I owe the business $AUD 600. Do I have to pay this? If yes, the invoice I was provided with today only gives me 2 1/2 days to pay which i find completely unreasonable. What would be reasonable? 8 years ago
Brad R. West Wodonga, VIC 0 Likes 0 Followers Can I use superannuation to purchase farm property? 8 years ago
Michael B. Noraville, NSW 1 Likes 0 Followers Im interested in bitcoin starting it up soon but i want to know the tax's involved. As far as i e heard there is no tax on the coin itself in australia but something about capital gains? please explain 8 years ago
Tracey P. Narrawallee, NSW 0 Likes 1 Followers We're looking for a good financial advisor to help sort our finances so it works best for us as we move into retirement. My husband is 60yrs (semi retired) and I'm 55yrs (working). We own our own home, have 4 investment properties (2 in NSW and 2 in SA) plus another property overseas. We have $650,000 in a savings acc earning minimum return and we need this to be properly invested. I have $160k super in a industry fund plus we have our own SMSF with $35k. Any recommendations? 8 years ago
Sarah H. Browns Plains Bc, QLD 0 Likes 0 Followers My husband is self employed and looking at buying a new vehicle for work. Our accountant was saying that if he pays less than $20k for the van it will lower his taxable income. Didn't quite understand what he meant. Can you please explain or clarify a bit more so we can make an informed decision moving forward? Thanks for your time. Sarah 8 years ago
Daryl M. Lilydale, VIC 4 Likes 0 Followers Hi just wanted to know about CPG tax when selling your primary residence.We have purchased a home in Qld which is rented out at the moment but will be available at the end of the year.If we move up into that residence and then rent out our current home in Vic do we have to pay CPG Tax on the Vic property when it comes to selling it?We have heard that if we rent out both properties and find a place to rent in Qld then we can sell our current home in Vic before six years is up and not pay CPG Ta 8 years ago
Lynne B. North Narrabeen, NSW 3 Likes 0 Followers My partner and l ( both 58) have money invested in managed funds-the big 4 banks.Should we be worried about the bank inquiry hapoening this year? 8 years ago
Ros S. Clovelly, NSW 0 Likes 0 Followers Looking at buying into a retirement property and renting my house out. Will this be classified as a investment property as we will be putting my husbands name only on the retirement property as the house is in my name only. Nothing is owed on my house. We live in NSW.? 8 years ago
Sahar S. Preston, VIC 0 Likes 0 Followers Hi - I am a permanent resident in Australia and I live and work in Melbourne. I pay around $2,000 every months towards a land purchase mortgage. Please advise if that is a tax deductible expense? 8 years ago
Craig B. Glen Waverley, VIC 3 Likes 0 Followers Hi, my wife and I have committed to paying an additional $300.00 a week off our home loan this year. Are we better to pay $300 every Monday or set up a direct debit for the 1st of each month for $1200? 8 years ago
Suresh RajaniAccountant Parramatta, NSW 74 Likes 15 Followers I am not a financial planner but I have always believed that being debt free would have to be a prerequisite to retirement.What are your thoughts on this? 8 years ago
James J. Coldstream, VIC 0 Likes 0 Followers I need to utiilise my superannuation fund to buy a home. I am 59 years old and understand I can somehow apply for a early release. Would there be someone who could guide me? 8 years ago
Hass A. Cotham, VIC 0 Likes 0 Followers Hello every one,I have a 15 Acre hobby farm in Diggers Rest Vic. My tenant has offered to buy the property but needs a 12 month settlement, I know the standard is 3 months, but was wondering if it's legal to accept a 10% Deposit and balance in 12 months? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you. 8 years ago
Susan M. Croydon North, VIC 1 Likes 0 Followers I hold a health care card for my 14 year old daughter and I receive the carers allowance from Centrelink....does this make me eligible for a reduced court fee when filing for divorce? 8 years ago
Susan M. Croydon North, VIC 1 Likes 0 Followers My husband and I are separated and the title of the house has be transferred into my name.....Can he still take half of the house or money if I decide to sell? Sue 8 years ago
linda a. Tiwi, NT 2 Likes 0 Followers How much bond is to be charged on a rental property and what type of account does it have to be maintained in? 8 years ago
Adam C. Kincumber, NSW 0 Likes 0 Followers I'm 18 years old, almost 19 and I was wondering whether it would be a bad or good thing for me to finance a car? I'm currently a casual labourer and getting $635 a week, starting next year I'll be doing a apprenticeship and will be getting around $540-$580 a week. I'm in really bad need of my own car as I'm using my parents and it's getting it of hand. 8 years ago
Nadine H. Eastlakes, NSW 1 Likes 0 Followers Out shopping for furniture yesterday and we were asked if we wanted to use zipmoney to pay instead of our credit card. We said we never heard of them and asked who are they and what are the benefits. We ended up paying by credit card but had a look at their website. Has anyone used them? 8 years ago
Shaun G. Essendon, VIC 1 Likes 0 Followers I feel as though I’d like to move away from the big 4 banks and would like to know what is the best 2 and 3 year fixed rate on investment property? 8 years ago
Cain B. South Melbourne, VIC 1 Likes 0 Followers I’m interested to get people views on structuring an investment plan for 2018. What’s the view on the mix between shares, property, managed funds and perhaps derivates – should one or two be a higher priority than the others? 8 years ago
