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  • Profile photo of BlissyBlissy
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    Hi all,

    I have a few questions about tax.

    1. Does anybody know if bank fees related to an investment property are able to be claimed on tax?

    2. Can items such as Property investing magazines and books be claimed? (education?)

    Thanks.

    Profile photo of Dan42Dan42
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    Hi Blissy,

    1. Bank Fees on the loan (monthly fees etc) are deductible. The borrowing costs at the beginning of the loan (application fees etc) are deductible over a full five year period.

    As for bank accounts, it depends on the relationship between the property and the account.

    2. Yes.

    Dan

    Profile photo of BlissyBlissy
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    Great news, Thanks Dan.

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    5 years or the length of the loan if this is a shorter period i think i am right in saying Dan ?

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Qlds007 wrote:
    5 years or the length of the loan if this is a shorter period i think i am right in saying Dan ?

    Thats for borrowing costs Richard. Monthly bank fees and yearly package fees etc can be claimed out right.

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    Profile photo of marx3bullmarx3bull
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    So anything that can be put in to Monthly bank fees are deductible?


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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Not sure what you mean Marx?

    Any bank fees incurred in relation to an investment property or an account used for investment/business should be able to be deducted (as would any expense related to investment/business)

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