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Interest deductibility on rental property explained
The laws are changing so we’ve got up to date answers to make life easier.
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The government is reintroducing interest deductibility for rental properties, allowing landlords to deduct mortgage interest costs from their rental income. This reverses the previous phase-out policy.
The new phase-in schedule for deductions is:
- 2023/24 tax year: 60%
- 2024/25 tax year: 80%
- 2025/26 tax year: 100%
Additionally, the bright-line test has been shortened to two years. Landlords should consult a tax professional to navigate these changes and ensure they remain compliant.
But first, what is interest deductibility on rental property?
Current rules — what's deductible now?
There are tax advantages to owning a new build property.
Other changes for investors to note
Should I be doing anything now?
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