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HomeNewsDistributional Modelling of Proposed Negative Gearing and Capital Gains Taxation Reform
Distributional Modelling of Proposed Negative Gearing and Capital Gains Taxation Reform
Friday 19 February 2016

Australian taxation law allows investors (including rental investors) to offset the losses from negative gearing against their other income, not just their rental income as is the case in some other countries. This effectively treats rental losses in the same way a tax deduction or business income loss would be deducted against other income.

In this report, principal research fellow Ben Phillips models a range of proposed changes to negative gearing laws in Australia.