Investors are being warned not to expect to be able to dodge capital gains tax just by holding on to their properties longer than two years.
The "bright-line test" was passed into law yesterday, requiring property investors to pay tax on gains made on properties they bought and sold within two years.
Revenue Minister Todd McClay said it was an important tool ensure property speculators paid their fair share of tax.
NewLynnHse 发表于 2015-11-18 19:01
房子要卖的话,应该要等到我孙子或者以后了吧。不知道到那时候世界是什么样的了。 ...
一曰方茗 发表于 2015-12-26 00:01
Losses arising from the bright-line test will be ring-fenced so they may only be used to offset ta ...
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