Land Tax (2024 - 2025)
Understanding Land Tax implications for Property Investors - Overview of Land Tax rules (2024 - 2025 financial year) in Australia and comparison of thresholds and rates by State
Land tax implications for Property Investors - Overview of the Australian Land Tax system, main rules, thresholds and rates by State
Disclaimer: this is a general overview of Land Tax in Australia, and intended to be used for general understanding of a complex tax type. The content does not detail specific rules that vary by state, and it does not take into account individual financial circumstances. Any financial decisions are undertaken at individuals’ own risk.
Understanding Land Tax implications for Property Investors - overview of Land Tax rules (2024 - 2025 financial year) in Australia and comparison of thresholds and rates by State
So, who is a Buyers Agent?
A Buyer’s Agent serves as a dedicated representative for buyers in the property market, distinct from a Real Estate Agent, who primarily advocates for sellers. The expertise of a Buyer’s Agent encompasses not only price negotiation but also the strategic handling of the property search process—an often stressful endeavor for many buyers.
Leveraging comprehensive data and market insights, Buyer’s Agents equip their clients with information that is typically inaccessible to the general public. This advantage enables buyers to make informed decisions, potentially leading to significant cost savings and the mitigation of future complications in the purchasing process.
Engaging a Buyer’s Agent for your next property acquisition is a prudent choice, ensuring that you navigate the market with confidence and make well-informed decisions that align with your property goals.
Let me explain in this short video what’s the difference between a Buyers Agent and a Real Estate Agent, and how Buyers Agents add value for money!
Andrea Goldie, Melbourne based Buyer’s Advocate, explains the difference between Buyer’s Agents and Real Estate Agents.