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Chinese have ranked Australia as their number one destination to buy property, with 27% of tourists telling Chinese portal Juwai they’ll consider buying a property on their next overseas trip.
Of the Australian cities, Melbourne was ranked by almost half of all Chinese buyers as their top pick. Sydney and Brisbane, with Brisbane singled out for its more affordable market.
After a couple years of declining Chinese activity in the market, renewed interest could lead to a boom in prices, with the depreciation of the Australian dollar securing an 11.1% discount for Chinese buyers.
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Australia’s best and worst-performing suburbs of the past five years have been revealed, with new data showing the hotspots that have skyrocketed since 2014 and those that have borne the brunt of the mining downturn.
Sydney's property market is set for a new boom with an undersupply of homes predicted to fuel a spike in house prices.
Clearance rates have been sitting above 70 per cent for seven weeks as a limited number of new properties come onto the market. On Saturday, 734 auctions are scheduled for Sydney in the city's biggest test of the market since Easter.
The auction weekend comes as data released by property analytics firm CoreLogic shows housing affordability concerns remain severe.
The report also reveals the proportion of Australians living with their parents who believe they will still be at home when they are 30 has jumped from one in five to more than a third over the last two years. CoreLogic’s Asia Pacific research director Tim Lawless said the period of improved housing affordability caused by cheaper house prices was coming to an end. (more…)
A fake car salesman who tried to claim several hundred thousand dollars worth of dodgy refunds has been sentenced to three years in jail for tax fraud.
The Queensland man, who registered an ABN in 2010 claiming to run a business in the cafe and restaurant industry, tried to claim over $220,000 in GST refunds he wasn’t entitled to between 2011 and 2015.
When audited by the tax office, the man contradicted his registered business activity, claiming he was in the business of selling cars.
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From failing to lodge income tax returns to submitting dodgy work related expenses, we will not tolerate any form of tax crime. The following case studies reinforce that those who deliberately cheat the system will be held to account.
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