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uk98 发表于 2015-7-20 12:38 
"很多华人买家,但大部分是有新西兰身份的移民或者公民"
其他帖子里已经有人指出了这个隐藏的问题。就是本 ...
不清楚你说的个人增值税是不是就是Capital Gains Tax. 如果是的话这个税种在我们的邻居澳大利亚就有。
但我想你也清楚悉尼和墨尔本的房价。下面摘录了澳洲政府对于CGT的一点解释。
Capital gains tax
A capital gain or capital loss on an asset is the difference between what it cost you and what you receive when you dispose of it.
You pay tax on your capital gains. It forms part of your income tax and is not considered a separate tax – though it's referred to as capital gains tax (CGT).
If you make a capital loss, you can't claim it against income but you can use it to reduce a capital gain in the same income year. And if your capital losses exceed your capital gains in an income year, you can generally carry the loss forward and deduct it against capital gains in future years.
All assets you’ve acquired since tax on capital gains started (on 20 September 1985) are subject to CGT unless specifically excluded.
Most personal assets are exempt from CGT, including your home, car, and most personal use assets, such as furniture. CGT also doesn’t apply to depreciating assets used solely for taxable purposes, such as business equipment or fittings in a rental property.
If you’re an Australian resident, CGT applies to your assets anywhere in the world. Foreign residents make a capital gain or capital loss if a CGT event happens to an asset that is 'taxable Australian property'. |
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