N noodles 12th Apr, 2009 #1 What deductions could you claim on your PPOR? I'm planning on signing up for the salary sacrifice service offered at work. Is there anything else? Thanks for your replies in advance,
What deductions could you claim on your PPOR? I'm planning on signing up for the salary sacrifice service offered at work. Is there anything else? Thanks for your replies in advance,
Pushka 12th Apr, 2009 #2 There are no deductions claimable for a PPOR because it doesnt earn you income. It is a private expense.
There are no deductions claimable for a PPOR because it doesnt earn you income. It is a private expense.
Pushka 13th Apr, 2009 #4 WASP said: Home office, portion of costs if relevant? Click to expand... Something to be wary of as then you are liable for some CGT when you sell.
WASP said: Home office, portion of costs if relevant? Click to expand... Something to be wary of as then you are liable for some CGT when you sell.
T trajik 13th Apr, 2009 #5 noodles, are you employed by a Not for Profit Organisation? If so, then that is really the only way to salary sacrifice private expenses effectively.
noodles, are you employed by a Not for Profit Organisation? If so, then that is really the only way to salary sacrifice private expenses effectively.
N noodles 13th Apr, 2009 #6 employed in Not for Profit Hi trajik, Yes I am employed by a not-for-profit. The max I could claim back as a mortgage repayment is under $4000, which would go back into the loan again.
employed in Not for Profit Hi trajik, Yes I am employed by a not-for-profit. The max I could claim back as a mortgage repayment is under $4000, which would go back into the loan again.
T trajik 14th Apr, 2009 #7 noodles, that is good news, because there is no restriction to what you can sacrifice, only whatever your employers policy is. Many people use it to pay off credit cards, personal loans, etc.
noodles, that is good news, because there is no restriction to what you can sacrifice, only whatever your employers policy is. Many people use it to pay off credit cards, personal loans, etc.
