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NEWS
:: 16/11/2009 - Buying right with Management Rights

Income Tax Consideration

Another important reason for discussing a proposed purchase with an accountant is to ensure that the maximum income tax advantage of both the purchase and operation of the business are obtained. For instance, a particular point which is not always considered is the financing of the two contracts. Interest of any borrowings in connection with the purchase of the residential unit would not be tax deductible. Accordingly, where possible, purchasers should ensure that borrowings are made against the business contract. There is also the question of the names which should appear on the respective contracts and advice on capital gains tax.

  1. For the purpose of a mortgage up to 50% can be borrowed of the total purchase price.
  2. There must be sufficient, income from the business to repay a loan, and repayments should not exceed 30% of the net income for at least two months ahead.
  3. It is very important that the manager has enough funds in reserve for outlays such as wages, and other day to day expenses for at least two months ahead

 





 
Tourism Brokers Pty Ltd & Tourism Brokers(QLD)Pty Ltd give notice that:-

1. All information relating to the property and/or business conducted therein, whether given orally and/or in documents, including plans, agreements, income and expenses projected or actual, profit and loss, occupancy rates and the like is provided by the vendor. All intending purchasers are to make their own inquiries and assessments as to the accuracy or otherwise of the information supplied by the vendor.

2. It must be noted that Tourism Brokers Pty Ltd and its servants and agents have made no enquiries as to the accuracy of the information supplied by the vendor. No liability for the information will be accepted by Tourism Brokers Pty Ltd.

Disclaimer:
Purchasing a business can involve risk where there is a chance that the amount invested could be lost. Always consult a professional for advice before embarking on a business purchase. Tourism Brokers Pty Ltd is retained as the vendor’s agent.

The information we provide in good faith has been furnished to us by the Vendors in the majority of instances. We have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and do not have any belief one way of the other in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make their own inquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.
 
 
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