It is evident that the federal government is concerned about the substantial and increasing inequity in the housing market and appears to be contemplating changes to the extremely generous tax ...

A government source said it would make sense to consider changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax together, but that ...

Treasurer says ‘not unusual’ for his department to examine options but stresses that no decision has been made ...

Treasury is examining new rules that would limit Australians to negatively gearing a maximum of just two investment properties, as the Albanese government tries to bring the federal budget deficit ...

The rumours of action on the capital gains tax discount and negative gearing are louder than before any budget this century. But is the PM up to the task?

Government sources have confirmed Treasury is examining possible changes to negative gearing which would limit the practice to two properties per investor.

Negative gearing is a financial strategy commonly used by rental property investors. It occurs when the rental income generated from an investment property is less than the costs associated with ...

Changes to negative gearing for property investors could be on the table as the federal government explores all options to improve intergenerational fairness in the housing market and increase tax ...

Treasury is reportedly considering changes to negative gearing in the May budget as the government looks to tighten its belt, and talks between the US and Iran have concluded in Geneva, with ...

As Labor mulls big budget changes, experts say increasing the tax on capital gains should cool investor demand for property before any cut to negative gearing.

According to the latest figures, which go to the end of the 2022-23 financial year, there are 2.261 million people with ...

Why put money into something that will result in a guaranteed loss? Which brings me to property investing and negative gearing. I’ve never understood why anyone would do it. Do the numbers ever really ...