International tax & business 2019

Foreign investment in Australian real estate

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 5 Sep 2019

 

This presentation covers:

  • setting the scene " who is a non-resident investor for tax purposes and how does this differ from other contexts such as FIRB;
  • who can purchase Australian real estate, including the relevant investment thresholds applicable to different types of real estate investments
  • the Australian taxation consequences and structuring considerations for non-resident investors acquiring, owning, and selling Australian real estate
  • recent MIT and Duty legislative changes relevant to property investments by non-residents.

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Foreign investment in Australian real estate

Author(s): Scott Farrell ATI , Matt Ervin

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