Rhonda T.

Waikiki, WA

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Can you please tell me if older brother is the main person to our father's estate, if any details decisions are to be made, does he not have to consult the rest of his siblings concerning renting our dad's house out. As no one consults me on anything?

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8 years ago

Henry B.

Kogarah, NSW

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Is the policy different for an international student to buy a house compared to a permanent resident/citizen?

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8 years ago

David H.

Boronia, VIC

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who can give me advice on backdating my appeal against a commercial rates valuation that has been incorrect for 5 to 6 years?

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8 years ago

Michael T.

Mascot, NSW

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When selling a portion of your business do you need to pay capital gains tax on the percentage that you are selling?

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8 years ago

Traci M.

Elizabeth Downs, SA

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I'm on a disability pension and applying for a permanent disability claim if I get it it will be around 90000 lawyers fee approx 7000 then tax bout 5000 could you please tell me if and how this may effects my pension and family tax?

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8 years ago

Simon W.

Albury, NSW

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Should I put some extra cash that I have received into my super or pay off my mortgage?

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8 years ago

bill t.

Queanbeyan West, NSW

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i inherited a house from my mother 3 years ago . How much to put in my name -on disability pension so dont have much $$$$ - also if i wanted to sell do i have to put in my name - mother had will leaving house to me ?

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8 years ago

Maua A.

North Parramatta, NSW

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My partner and I are currently in a long distance relationship of 3.5 years. He resides in Samoa where he has completed his diploma in electronics and a certificate in Cisco IT Program provided by the National University of Samoa. I am currently working part time and full time study Bach of Arts/Law at uni. I'm desperate to find a way to bring my partner to Australia on a permanent basis where we can live together and for him to be able to work.He has visited Aus twice. Cananyone help us please?

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8 years ago

Fae B.

Reservoir, VIC

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Hi, we're Melbourne residents looking to buy our first home. We saw an apartment and we have 20% deposit. However, we found out that the property is leased til June 2018. Some lenders said they only approve if the property has under 6 months of lease left. One lender agrees to approve our loan but in investor's rates until we take over the property in June 2018, then they will convert to owner occupier rates. Is this legal? Also, do we still get stamp savings as first home buyers if we proceed?

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8 years ago

Nick R.

North Albury, NSW

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I’m looking at selling some rural land which could possibly be developed into residential land. The buyer has said that they need FIRB approval. Is this correct, and if so, how long will it take?

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8 years ago

Jenny P.

West Albury, NSW

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I am 55 and my preservation age is 57.
I wish to access a property held by my husbands and my SMSF when I retire at 57.
With the Superannuation changes from 1 Jul 17, how do I go about accessing the property or withdrawing it from the SMSF so my husband and I can live in the property.
My husband is also 55 but he won't be retiring until age 60.
Also, what will the taxation implications be?

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8 years ago

Anthony L.

Collaroy Beach, NSW

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I want to get my house ready for sale but do not live in WA anymore
so need someone to oversee and prepare the house
any suggestions?

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8 years ago

Sharyn M.

Oxenford, QLD

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I work overseas and live overseas more than 6 months a year. I want to take a loan from overseas to buy a house in Australia do I pay tax on the capital or just interest earned if any?

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8 years ago

Marcus Y.

Maida Vale, WA

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Can you request a business to get access to their cctv footage if you believe it may help solve a theft of personal belongings? In Western Australia

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8 years ago

David H.

Aberglasslyn, NSW

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I have been offered a job but need to get an ABN as that's how they pay just wondering what taxes I have to pay week to week as the job is using there truck there fuel and there insurances just need to know what I have to put aside each week?

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8 years ago

Mark W.

Campbelltown, NSW

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I wish to start putting some extra money aside into super myself (I earn $55k and wish to put some money aside each year (up to $5000). The question is i think this extra will be tax deductible? And also what are the requirements if we need to access it later - are we able to withdraw the money that we have put in)

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8 years ago

Mark W.

Campbelltown, NSW

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I need to ask about ways of reducing my taxable income and various deductions. I work for an outsource company who's head office is in Botany NSW but I am always onsite at clients presmises. Some days I am having to start work at Botany and then travel to the client (public transport both journeys). Am I able to claim a deduction for some of the public transport for this?

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8 years ago

Paul R.

North Albury, NSW

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Hi,
I currently have a mortgage. I also have some credit card debt which i would like to move forward on. Do i have any options in regards to refinancing my home loan and include the credit card debt?
Thanks.
Paul Rawkins

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8 years ago

Penny S.

Bellamack, NT

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I currently have my superannuation with REST. I am not working at the moment and am on Centrelink benefits. I was looking at early release of super due to severe financial hardship as I qualify, however REST do not grant access due to this & I do not qualify for compassionate hardship.

I am wondering is it possible to open a new super fund (one that does allow early release of super due to financial hardship), transfer some of my super from REST into that & then apply for early release?

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8 years ago

Trevor G.

The Ponds, NSW

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What would it cost me to produce a lawyers letter stating that I handover the ownership of our family home in New Zealand to my ex-wife?

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8 years ago