Unlocking profits
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From: Paul Zagoridis
Kinda sorta. The normal way to access your equity without selling or incurring CGT is to borrow against the increased equity of an IP.
Two "gotchas" with this strategy.
1) Interest on money borrowed for is not tax deductable. It is the purpose of the funds used that determines it's deducatbility. So talk to your advisors because they should be able to make some of the interest deductable.
2) you still have debt which is technically consumer debt or doodad debt. i.e. it is debt that produces no income.
Dreamspinner
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http://www.healey.com.au/~paulz
From: Paul Zagoridis
Kinda sorta. The normal way to access your equity without selling or incurring CGT is to borrow against the increased equity of an IP.
Two "gotchas" with this strategy.
1) Interest on money borrowed for is not tax deductable. It is the purpose of the funds used that determines it's deducatbility. So talk to your advisors because they should be able to make some of the interest deductable.
2) you still have debt which is technically consumer debt or doodad debt. i.e. it is debt that produces no income.
Dreamspinner
Oz Film Biz is at
http://www.healey.com.au/~paulz
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From: Sherlock .
Michael
I have returned to the forum after more than a year and wow how things have changed. Well I've done some homework looking through archives etc. If I followed a description of Steve's system would I be getting close? Are there any other trails I've missed?
Thanks for the challenge.
Sherlock
From: Sherlock .
Michael
I have returned to the forum after more than a year and wow how things have changed. Well I've done some homework looking through archives etc. If I followed a description of Steve's system would I be getting close? Are there any other trails I've missed?
Thanks for the challenge.
Sherlock
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