Capital gains tax (CGT) applies if you make a capital gain (or profit) as a result of selling (or otherwise disposing of) certain assets.
For example, if you spend $400k to buy a house three years ago as an investment property and you sell the house at $600K this year. You have to pay CGT for the $200K. The detail tax rate is quite complicated.
Capital gains tax (CGT) applies if you make a capital gain (or profit) as a result of selling (or otherwise disposing of) certain assets.
For example, if you spend $400k to buy a house three yea ...
yes, you can use a part of your house as investment property or as industrial usage (such as office, etc). you can claim some tax for this part. but remember you have to pay Capital Gain Tax for the part of your house when you sale your house in the future.
yes, you can use a part of your house as investment property or as industrial usage (such as office, etc). you can claim some tax for this part. but remember you have to pay Capital Gain Tax fo ...
Thanks. Paying capital gain is not a big issue because who knows whether it will surely get capital gain when it is sold.