Responding to the recent announcement by the Leader of the Opposition, Bill Shorten, that there would be no decisions made regarding changes to existing negative gearing and capital gains taxation arrangements until after the federal election, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) asks whether this is because the ALP doesn’t want any voter backlash in the lead up to the election.
“All Australians need to know what and when a Labor Government, if elected, will do regarding property taxation. It is not acceptable to appear to be ‘having a couple of bob each way’ in the lead up to the election,” REIA President Adrian Kelly said.
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STATES AND TERRITORIES TO ORGANISE RENTERS AND TENANTS
FAIR WORK COMMISSION ASKED TO VARY AWARD TO KEEP REAL ESTATE AGENTS EMPLOYED
REIA PRESIDENT SLAMS LABOR PARTY COMMENTS
MORATORIUM ON RENTS IS NOT A FREE RIDE
A MESSAGE FROM REIA PRESIDENT ADRIAN KELLY REGARDING TENANTS AND THEIR RENT PAYMENTS
REIA RESPONSE TO WAGES SUBSIDIES
RESPONSE TO PRIME MINISTER’S ADDRESS ON TENANCY
RENTS AND THE IMPACT ON PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
