What's included
- Rental income tax returns
- Expense identification
- Interest deductibility guidance
- Property accounting setup
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Service 04 of 07
Property & Investment Taxation
We are registered tax agents with Inland Revenue, and our service is simplified, which makes your rental property tax return a breeze. We identify and manage deductible expenses related to rental properties, such as insurance, rates, mortgage interest, and maintenance costs. We also help clients set up smart software such as Xero or Pocket Rent to track income and expenditure.
Keep on top of your return on investment with an expert rental property accountant
Property investment can bring big returns, but it can also make significant losses depending on the market and the care with which you pick and look after your investments.
Our advice is to do due diligence and get your intentions clear, and trading structures correct, right from the very start. We've worked with a number of clients invested in both residential and commercial property and can help you:
- Advice on the purchasing of a property and funding
- Advice on ownership structures
- Review of lease documents
- Guidance in tax minimisation
- GST issues
We also perform periodic reviews to ensure your investment returns are maximised.
It is important to discuss your medium to long-term goals of making a property investment with an expert before you even purchase a property. So contact us early on for expert advice.
Ensure you have the tax aspects of investment covered
Paying the right amount of tax and knowing exactly what you can deduct is important if you are planning to invest in property. We can help you avoid any pitfalls when it comes to tax compliance and keep your accounts in order.
Our specialist rental property accountants are ready to help with answers to all your questions including:
- How much tax will I pay on my property investment? How can I minimise the tax?
- Can I deduct interest on the mortgage I take out on the property investment?
- How does capital gains tax on property investment work in NZ?
