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The Ugly Truth About Renovating and Selling Property in Australia

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The Ugly Truth About Renovating and Selling Property in Australia

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Clear Tax Australia
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Want to see how you can pay less tax? Let's connect 👉 https://cleartax.com.au/contact-us/ Most property flippers think they're investors, but the ATO may already see it differently, and you often won't find out until after the money's gone. In this video, Ash Jindal from Clear Tax explains how the ATO decides whether you're a property investor or a property flipper, why it matters for how your profits are taxed, and what it could mean for the 50% CGT discount, income tax and even GST on your property deals. Whether you're a first-time renovator, a property investor with a growing portfolio, or someone buying, improving and selling for profit, understanding how the ATO views your activity can make a big difference to your tax outcome. 0:00 The hidden tax trap 1:01 Understanding ATO buckets 1:55 The cost of incorrect intent 3:41 Why holding period matters less 5:59 The main residence trap 7:31 Saving tax with margin schemes 9:30 Strategy for your next flip Need expert tax advice? Book your complimentary consultation with Clear Tax. 📞 1300 417 399 🌐 https://cleartax.com.au/contact-us/ Subscribe for weekly Australian tax tips, ATO updates, business advice and strategies to help you legally reduce tax and grow your business. At Clear Tax, our mission is simple: Provide clarity. Deliver confidence. Create better financial outcomes for every client. Follow Us: LinkedIn:   / clear-tax-accountants   Instagram:   / cleartaxaustralia   Facebook:   / cleartaxaccountants   Website: https://cleartax.com.au/ TikTok:   / clear.tax.accountants   Disclaimer: This information is for general purposes only. Tax laws can vary based on individual circumstances. Please seek professional advice before making financial decisions. #PropertyFlipping #PropertyInvestment #CapitalGainsTax #AustralianTax