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  1. D.T.

    Claiming purchasing/borrowing costs from PPOR turned investment

    That's different to how I've previously had it explained. Are you saying if someone acquires an IP on June 1st (ie, late in the financial year), then they should only claim 1/60th of the borrowing expenses?
  2. D.T.

    Claiming purchasing/borrowing costs from PPOR turned investment

    Purchasing costs - not deductible whether ppor nor IP. So a non issue at this point. They do form part of the CGT calculations when you sell, though. Borrowing costs - these are deductible over 5 years, ie 20% of them per year. So, if it was ppor for 2 yrs and IP for 3 yrs, then I think it'd...
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