Up Coming Events - Singapore - Dubai - Abu Dhabi - Plus our Newsletter

We are super excited to announce that THE EXPATRIATE (TE) is spreading its wings and taking to the air to connect directly with the growing THE EXPATRIATE Community. In 2022 TE is landing in Singapore and UAE. We invite you to meet the TE team and connect with our Expat Community.

First Stop Singapore

1. 27th-29th October

Second Stop Dubai and Abu Dhabi

2. 30th October - 2nd November.

Make the most of this valuable chance to meet Face to Face with the following TE Specialist;

• TE Specialist Adam Kingston Director of Australian Expatriate Finance TE Mortgage

• TE Specialist Dean Crossingham Head of Accounting at Stanford Brown

Topics for Discussion

• Australian Budget is announced

  • Headwinds and Tailwinds

  • Changes to the Tax system

• Australian Interest Rates - How high will they go?

  • When to buy, key factors affecting borrowing capacity for Expats.

• Controversial 45-Day Tax Rule for Australian Expatriates

• Your Questions Answered

This is your opportunity to pick the brains of industry experts.

THE EXPATRIATE Specialist Team has written fantastic information blogs to help keep you informed. This week the topics in our newsletter are;

1. Business Innovation and Investment Migration programAustralian Visas

2. Auction Clearance Rates in the Australian Property Market

3. Tax Depreciation FAQ

Australia has announced it new Business Innovation and Investment Migration programAustralian Visas

The Business Innovation and Investment migration program is innovative to help streamline Visas to Australia for business owners and investors. THE EXPATRIATE Immigration Specialist Julia Qian has written a great blog and put together some easy-to-follow tables Business Innovation and Investment Migration program Australian Visas information tables .

We have the CoreLogic Australia Auction Clearance rates for this week in September. There were 2,190 auctions held across the combined capital cities this week, up from 1,918 over the previous week and 1,672 this time last year making it the busiest auction week since late June. Overall auctions were up from 1672 in 2021 to 2190 in 2022.

Tax Depreciation FAQ

What is depreciation?

As a building gets older and items within it wear out, they depreciate in value. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) allows property investors to claim a deduction relating to the building and fixtures it contains. Depreciation can be claimed by any owner of an income-producing property. This deduction essentially reduces the investment property owner’s taxable income.

What is a depreciation schedule?

Here’s a sneak peek of Adam Kingston’s Blog that we are dropping on our socials tomorrow discussing the impact of Expats’ Borrowing Powers with the recent interest rate rises V The Decreasing Value in the Australian compared to the Greenback and what this means for our Expat Community.

If you’d like to connect directly with one of our specialist, jump onto our contributors, page and meet THE EXPATRIATE Team, or Join Our Club, to be notified every time we write an information blog.

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