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Yes great info, thanks Babushka. Steve Douglas is also speaking in Hong Kong for anyone over there. June 6th in Central, register here: Hong-Kong-Annual-Budget-Review-2012 If only it was that easy :)

30 properties, you must be loaded :D Yea $550 is a bit rich, maybe we could pool together and negotiate a good rate.

My accountant tells me you need to reside in Oz for at least 183 days of the financial year if you want to be considered a resident for tax purposes. If you live in an Asian country (Thailand?) 8mths of the year then it's likely you're a non-res but check with your accountant. I would get...

I've been in touch with HTW and trying to get a deal done if they value a few places at once. I think they normally charge about $550 per property. Yes HK is a tax haven but i also hate losing my non-res status, tax free threshold and paying 32.5% on the first 80k of Oz income (not that i earn...

Thanks Scott, i've also had confirmation from my accountant that the example is also how he understands it. His reply: I personally don't use them but I have friends in Hong Kong who do. I think it applys to Aussies who are non-residents for tax purposes. To be considered an Oz resident for...

More info here: http://www.exfin.com/australian-budget-2012 Scott, can i employ Depreciator to do valuations or is Herron Todd White better equipped? Can valuations be back dated to 7.30pm, May 8th 2012? Are valuations done to create a benchmark similar to the 6yr PPOR rule, i.e. CGT...