The Tax Rule Most Investors Get Wrong⎟Ep. 2452
About this episode
The episode discusses how tax losses work in New Zealand property investing and common misunderstandings among investors.
Donald Trump reportedly used a US$916 million tax loss to avoid paying federal income tax for years.So… could a New Zealand property investor do the same thing? In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down how tax losses actually work in New Zealand property investing, and the common misunderstandings that trip investors up. You’ll learn: How rental property tax losses can reduce future taxable income Why Trump-style tax strategies don’t really work the same way in NZ What actually happens to accumulated tax losses when properties are sold Main idea? Tax losses can absolutely be valuable, but they’re far more limited than most investors realise. For more from Opes Partners: Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletter…
People in this episode
Hosts: Ed, Andrew
Topics covered
- tax losses
- New Zealand property investing
- federal income tax
- rental property
- tax strategies
Keywords
- tax losses
- New Zealand
- property investing
- federal income tax
- Donald Trump
- rental property
- tax strategies
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